Alien Days Anthology: A Science Fiction Short Story Collection

The Days Series, Book 2

De: PP Corcoran, Killian Carter, Quincy J. Allen, Charles E. Gannon, David M. Hoenig, Mark Lynch, J. R. Handley, Corey D. Truax, Mitch Goth, S. K. Gregory

Narrado por: Lee Goettl

Alien Days is a multi-author anthology with thrilling tales of aliens, invasions, artificial intelligence, friendship, deceit, and extinction. A combination which makes this collection a must-listen for science fiction short story fans.

This anthology features Nebula and Dragon award nominees, Amazon best-sellers and award winners alongside rising stars in the science fiction genre. Let the authors take you on adventures through dystopian worlds and far flung planets that will stretch your imagination.

This antholology features:

• Recidivsim by Charles E. Gannon

Charles is a three time Nebula and two times Dragon award nominee, an award winner and New York Times best-selling author of: The Ring of Fire Series and Starfire Series.

• Am I Alone? by J. R. Handley and Corey D. Truax

An Odera Chronicles short story from Amazon bestselling authors of: The Four Horsemen Series and Sleeping Legion Series.

• The Shanti Heist by Killian Carter

Killian is the Amazon best-selling author of: The Galactic Sentinel Series.

• Ambassador T by Quincy J Allen

Quincy is a US best-selling author of: The Blood War Chronicles and The Four Horsemen Series.

• Discovery by PP Corcoran

Paul is the Amazon best-selling author of: The Saiph Series and The Four Horsemen Series

• A Bolt From The Blue by S. K. Gregory

S.K. is the USA TODAY best-selling author of: The Cursed Lands

Also:

• Antithesis by Mitch Goth
• A Series of Anomalous Phenomena by D. B. Crelia
• Dead Reckoning by Anthony Regolino
• After The Crash by Jason J. McCuiston
• Where All Memories Are One by Leigh Saunders
• First Friendship by A.N. Myers
• Phobosteus by Dennis Mombauer
• The Law of The Jungle by Mickey Ferron
• And The Light Faded by Lisa Fox
• A Mission of Mercy by Mark Lynch
• Another Day, Another Dollar by Juleigh Howard-Hobson
• Altered by Alexander Harrington
• Songs Sweeter Still by David M. Hoenig
• There Goes the Neighborhood by Vivian Kasley

©2019 Castrum Press (P)2019 Castrum Press

Nice set of quick stories

There are some clever, fun stories in this anthology. While none of the blew me away, they were all entertaining, and I might go so far as to say a few were thought-provoking. They certainly made my drive to work easier.

A great collection of science fiction stories

Alien Days Anthology is a collection of varied and diverse science fiction stories that will make you pause to think.

With 22 different stories, you get a virtual buffet from different authors, ideas and expectations. There will be twists and unexpected turns to keep you thinking. Let your imagination run free.

A little something for everybody

Just like all anthologies with different writers there's some stories that are well done and others that fall a little flat. It's a nice ay to try out authors you might not have heard of and possibly discover one that you love and want to hear more from.

I received this audiobook for free in exchange for my own honest personal review.

The truth is out there

A great set of alien based stories. Some are great and some are unique and suited to folks other than me. All were enjoyable and brought something unique to the anthology. Amongst my favorite was a wolf pack encountering an alien, one whose race is spread through the stars by their death on new worlds, some great invasion and battle stories. All told a well rounded anthology with something for everyone and some great twists on the basic, they come from beyond. I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator or publisher

A Good Collection of Sci-Fi Tales

I requested this title from the "author" and agreed to review it.
I generally don't go for short story collections but thought I would give this a try.
Pros: You get exposure to many writers and their material; You get to shift from one alien setting to another; If you only have a short amount of reading time, you can still get through one of the stories.
Cons: A short story, by it's very nature can't spend the time developing characters and settings in the same way as it can be done in a book; Many of the stories leave you "hanging," although that is usually the author's intention.

Bottom line for me was that I wanted more and was sad when I reached the end.