Aliens

New Mexico

In the high desert, beneath a decommissioned base, something older than any black ops secret awakens.

When Ty Kessler cracks open a buried vault, he unleashes a pulse that calls a new breed of nightmare to the surface. Now, his mother Anna—a veteran of past xeno-containment—and his sister Julia must fight to seal what should never breathe the same air as humankind.

Aliens — New Mexico is Fiona T Lark’s tense, atmospheric homage to the classic franchise—where family loyalty, buried sins, and primal terror collide in the sand.

the ai voice lacks authenticity, story isn't much

The author is a good writer but the tone is off, like she would be a great for romance but not sci-fi. There's too much mystery and fear of calling the beast what it is, it left a void. I'm a die hard fan of the Alien franchise, so this was disappointing.

What was the point

Not really sure what kind of story the author was going for was he supposed to have a connection to the alien or just everything in general that was going on around all of that just didn’t seem like there was much of a story going on