This publication continues the series: “Library of action-packed mysticism.” John Russo’s novel “Night of the Living Dead,” which was published in 1974, opened up the theme of zombies in horror literature—the bloodthirsty dead who have risen from their graves to destroy all life on earth. In the novel “Inhumans,” the author continues this dramatic theme: the plane is in disaster, its passengers are miraculously saved; however, they have impaired brain function; people lose not only their human appearance, but also their actions resemble predators. In Mark Saunders’ novel “Disaster”, nature’s revenge for the environmental sloppiness of people turns out to be too cruel. Harmless butterflies under the influence of chemicals turn into bloodthirsty cannibals. Only one witness to this nightmare, at the cost of enormous efforts, manages to stay alive.