Sea Sick

Iain Rob Wright blows me away." J A Konrath, author of Origins and Afraid.

It was supposed to be relaxing...
Police Officer Jack Wardsley's life ended the moment his partner died, stabbed to death by a deranged criminal. Now, years later, Jack is a changed man. His recent record of police brutality and a reputation for not following the rules has prompted his seniors to give him an ultimatum: take a few weeks off, relax, and find some way to let go of all the anger - or find another job.

That's why Jack is about to board The Spirit of Kirkpatrick, a cruise liner built for relaxation and fun. Pretty soon, however, Jack realises that a little R&R is the last thing he's going to get. There's a virus onboard, making people insane and it won't be long before the entire ship is overrun with blood and death. There is nowhere to escape.

But just when Jack thinks his number is up, he wakes up in bed. It's the same day as before, but will this time be different, or is the virus fated to escape again and kill all those aboard?

It won't be long before Jack realises there are others onboard just like him - and that some of them know more than they're letting on. Welcome aboard...

"Iain Rob Wright has written a novel unlike anything else. A story that is equal parts Dawn of the Dead and Groundhog Day. An unforgettable classic."

PRAISE FOR THE AUTHOR
"Iain Rob Wright scares the hell out of me." - J A Konrath, author of the Jack Kilborn horror books
"Cuddle up to this novel and it might rip your throat out. A fun, thrilling read!" David T. Wilbanks - Co-author of Dead Earth: The Vengeance Road
"One of the BEST horror books I have read in YEARS!" - Eric S. Brown, author of Last Stand in a Dead Land
"Wright has achieved a hell of a lot with this novel, pulling together an enjoyable and quite light-hearted apocalyptic romp" - DREADLOCKSMILE
"I found myself identifying with and rooting for some of the characters while being disgusted by others. I'd definitely look up Iain Rob Wright's other works"
"Iain Rob Wright brings true excitement to the horror genre, with wholly original stories and characters to route for." - Ryan C Thomas, author of Hissers, Rating's Game, and Origin of Pain