Ghost Train — Stephen Laws

Something deadly is stalking the corridors of the King's Cross train, preying on the passengers. It once attacked commuter Mark Davies and threw him from the train. Ex-policeman Les Chadderton is obsessed with the murders and suicides on the East Coast mainline. His own wife has been among the victims. Together, Davies and Chadderton must board the Ghost Train and face their own fears made real, traveling on a one-way ticket on the Nightmare Express. . .

"IT WAS ANOTHER DAY IN HELL"

It always began this way, ever since Mark Davies had fallen from the rushing train: Surrounded by a swirl of purple fog, every day was a day in hell. Haunted by dreams filled with fear, urged again and ever again to return to the train station, Davies is cought in a maelstrom of nightmares and voices and something struggling to control him. And there is something there, something of the train, something srong enough to drive men to murder, to steer children to kill...something revelling in death. There is something riding the train and it wants to be free. Until it is, there is only hell for Mark Davies--whether he lives or dies.