Faethor describes Janos as the finest telepath he has ever known and instructs Harry to take the fight to Janos and not be afraid to get inside his mind. He was produced from the union of Faethor and a precognitive gypsy named Marilena, whom Faethor fell in love with. During the fateful night, Harry discovers that Janos Ferenczy is Faethor’s bloodson. They find that Ken Layard has been kidnapped and vampirized, and Sandra was able to see into Trevor Jordan's mind and realizes that he is effectively insane.įaethor speaks to Harry in a dream and instructs him to come to Romania, where he says he can restore his deadspeak. During the course of the investigation they learn that the drug smuggler is a resurrected Janos Ferenczy, using the alias Jianni Lazarides. Together Harry, Sandra, and Darcy go out to check on the situation. The plot fails due to the intervention of the dead, and in the process Sandra's status as an agent is revealed, as is the fact that Ken and Trevor are in trouble, and that the dead want Harry in the Mediterranean. Wellesley's talent is his thoughts can't be read and this makes him the perfect sleeper agent for the Russian E-Branch/KGB community.Īfraid that Harry may be recovering his old powers, or perhaps developing new ones, the Russians choose to eliminate him and instruct Wellesley to take care of him. She had been assigned to watch him and if possible restore his powers and reports to the head of E-Branch, Norman Harold Wellesley, on his status. Harry Sr's new girlfriend, Sandra, herself secretly a member of E-Branch, plays a pivotal role in bringing Harry into the mix. One is vampirized and the other rendered insane. Separately E-Branch is investigating drug smuggling in the Mediterranean when two of its agents are assaulted. These nightmares are messages from the dead who he is unable to communicate with when awake due to the actions of Harry Jr. is troubled by nightmares of resurgent Vampires. Several years after his return to earth Harry Sr. Necroscope IV: Deadspeak is the fourth book in the Necroscope series by British writer Brian Lumley.

Necroscope by Brian Lumley