When the Stars Fall

Tomes of Terror

De: T.W. Grim, Velox Books

Narrado por: Geoff Sturtevant

In the chilling tradition of John Carpenter’s The Thing and Invasion of the Body Snatchers comes a heart-pounding tale of alien terror.

When a mysterious truck crashes through the gates of the AccuTech factory, the final shift descends into a nightmare of inhuman proportions. An extraterrestrial parasite capable of absorbing and perfectly mimicking any life form has arrived, leaving a trail of blood and chaos in its wake.

Desperate to contain the outbreak at any cost, a shadowy military faction places the factory under quarantine, sealing the doors and condemning everyone inside to a grisly fate. With snipers watching the exits and alien horrors lurking in every shadow, Mark and a handful of coworkers make a final, frantic bid to escape.

Author T.W. Grim delivers a relentless, gore-soaked tale of survival, betrayal, and revenge, where trust is an illusion and death wears a familiar smile. The night shift from hell is about to punch in...

©2024 T.W. Grim (P)2024 Velox Books

Reseñas de la Crítica

“Turn on the light, take a stiff drink, pour another one and hold on. This book is quite a ride!!”—Joseph Hagen, author of Moonrise

“Prepare yourself for sleepless nights, because this book is incredibly difficult to put down once you start.”—Matt Shuck, author of Space, and Other Bad Ideas

Awesome story with great narration

A super unique twist to the idea of an alien invasion. The writing kept me engaged throughout, and the narration was perfect for the story.

It was fine, but hardly engaging or scary.

The dialogue was wooden and unbelievable. Ok story, but not truly interesting. I didn’t care about any of the characters.

When humanity breaks down

What would happen if you're stuck at work in a frozen tundra and you find yourself suddenly quarantined with no explanation? Will you blindly follow orders or will you try to figure out what's really going on. A nice little thriller reminiscent of the thing but with a nefarious plot twist.

What a ride!

Ok, this is a really cool story, starts out quickly and never lets up in the accelerator! Sturtevant carries the tale masterfully.

Love the narrator!

Great story, definitely reminded me of John Carpenter’s “The Thing” but more terrifying. Humans becoming worse than the actual enemy was uncomfortably true.