Meet Dr. Alabaster Crowe, a brilliant pathologist, a man of science and reason, whose life is devoted to the study of death. But when bodies with unexplained symptoms start arriving at his morgue, and rumors of the walking dead are spreading through the city at night, Crowe realizes that he has encountered something that defies all the laws of medicine and nature. It's not thieves or maniacs waiting for him, but something much more monstrous.

What lies behind the string of strange deaths and missing bodies? Why is the old orderly muttering about the "moving dead" before his demise? And what mysterious force turns the recently deceased into predatory, hunger-obsessed creatures?

In this work you will find everything that fans of high-quality horror and historical surroundings need.:

Atmospheric Victorian London: Thick fog, gas lamps reflected in the cobblestones, the stench of the East End and the grandeur of Baker Street.

The deep and complex protagonist is a scientist who is forced to abandon familiar dogmas and face a reality that he cannot explain.

Intellectual horror: This is not just a story about monsters, but an exploration of the nature of infection, a scientific detective story where a scalpel and a microscope are the main tools in the fight against darkness.

A tense plot: A desperate race against time, where not only Dr. Crowe's life is at stake, but also the fate of the entire city.

This is a story about how fragile the human mind is in the face of the incomprehensible, and how far a scientist is willing to go in search of the truth, even if this truth may destroy him. If you are ready to immerse yourself in a world where science is powerless, and ancient evil is waking up in the smoke and smog of the industrial revolution, this review is for you.

Get ready to meet the "Flower of Silence". A whisper in the fog never promised anything good.

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