<p>"A chilling horror/sci-fi rollercoaster … the <em>X-Files</em> meet <em>Alien</em> … I think I may have held my breath for the entire duration." — Phil Hickes</p> <p>"<em>X-Files</em> for a new generation – I loved so many things about this story. The setting and set up are the perfect starting points for such a chilling tale, and it built to a climax so tense that I held my breath for what seemed like longer than humanly possible." — Jennifer Killick</p> <p>"Fantastically creepy! Fans of <em>Wranglestone</em> and the Dread Wood series will love this. A pulse-pounding start to a brilliant new series." — Kat Ellis</p> <p>"Genuinely creepy and strange thriller, combining horror and sci-fi to great effect. I was hooked from the first couple of pages. Reminded me (fondly) of the paranoid sci-fi of the 1970s in which it is partly set." — Chris Priestley</p> <p>"<em>The Deadsoul Project</em> is a relentlessly gripping thriller that had me transfixed from beginning to end. It’s ingenious, brilliant and terrifying." — Jonathan Stroud</p> <p>"I love to be scared and creeped out and, with <em>The Deadsoul Project</em>, Dan Smith has provided this by the bucketload! And, oh my goodness – the tension! Interestingly constructed using prose and formal reporting, and moving back and forth through decades, this chilling read has elements of <em>The X-Files, Doctor Who </em>and more. Historical fiction with a terrifying difference!" — Lesley Parr</p> <p>"Tense, fast-paced and entirely believable, this is a story for the brave and the bold – one not to read when you are home alone." — Mrs Sydney's Famous World's Smallest Library, blog</p> <p>"This fast-paced story is not for the faint-hearted … Fans of Jennifer Killick, the X-Files and Unsolved Mysteries will devour this new series … Accessible but a really meaty story, Luke Brookes’ illustrations make it look super cool." — Scope for Imagination, blog</p>