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First the birds went quiet.
Then the evening sky filled with strange clouds that trapped the heat below.
Now Callum wakes, dripping in sweat. Something has come to his isolated Welsh farm. If he’s going to keep his family alive during this single night when all hell breaks loose, he’ll have to think fast. And when he sees what he’s facing, he suspects even that may not be enough.
Otherworldly creepiness that captures our fear of the unknown. This blast of a book can be read in one nail-biting session.
“A brilliantly written and exciting horror novella. Dramatic and terrifying, the ending stayed in my head.”
—Banshee Irish Horror Blog
“A splendidly horrific adventure that makes me think of the old Quatermass series.”
—Altered Instinct
“Great example of what long fiction should be, the fluff stripped away, leaving only a rip-roaring story. I discovered this book on the list of Bram Stoker Awards nominees; definitely deserving of the honor.”
—The Behrg
“What begins as a picture of a typical family scene soon flips into a terrifying fight for survival. A straight through, single sitting read.”
—Grab This Book
“Reading this in bed at night my heart was pounding and every muscle tense as I willed the family to safety and even when I thought they had a chance, Drinkwater adds more to the terror.”
—Jera’s Jamboree
Purchase Options
Ebooks: if you buy here then not only does a greater percentage of the money go to the author (yay!), it is also pay what you want. The “Name a fair price” box gives the normal store price, but you can type any figure over £1.
If you prefer to buy from online stores such as Amazon, Kobo, Nook or Apple then here are links to the ebook on those sites.
Print: if you prefer printed copies then the link above also points to print versions. Another option is to just pop into your local bookshop or library and request a copy: the ISBN for the paperback is 978-1-911278-08-5. You can also buy print copies and special editions here, with more money going to the author. Thank you!