The Script of Evil series starts with Meet the Devil. Just in time, quite a few groups of people became aware of the horrible plague that will dump the world into total anarchy and tried to dig in and protect themselves as best they could. The day before the outbreak of the plague, they are scurrying to get ready amidst enmity and distrust. The occult that brought the plague into this world has a small group of chosen ones together with Billy and Kadin. This group, under the leadership of Professor Johan de Ridder, a retired virologist, has a very distinct mission. They must find a carrier of the virus that has a natural immunity against it, bring him/her to a team of scientists who will then, together with Prof Johan, develop an antidote to bring the horror on earth to an end.
Different secluded groups must survive and must guard their supplies against plunderers and highly infectious people who will change into man-eating monsters dependent on fresh blood. Most people are unaware of the sinister role players manipulating events behind the scenes who have different plans regarding the outcome if Prof Johan and his team should find a suitable carrier. Book three of The Script of Evil series is The Cannibals.

Invasion of Evil

Marco sinks into the soft couch, tired as a dog, takes the remote and finds an English TV channel. He dearly wishes he was in Portugal to enjoy for a change his mother tongue but he can only find strange languages and of course, English. 


 Paola heard him entering and she comes to him with bare feet and clad with only a longish t-shirt into the sitting room part of their mobile unit. He thanks his stars that he ran into her; his own breathtaking, living piece of Portugal. He smiles as his eyes wander over her exquisite beauty. He was looking forward the whole day to be with his beautiful Paola and when she speaks in Portuguese it sounds like manna from heaven. 


 She extends her arms and tries to pull him out of his decline on the coach: “Come and have a shower with me and then we wash away all the day’s nonsense and forget about everything, my darling.” 


58. Limbo?