2025 – Published by Blackstone Publishing (Sept 16, 2025)
An action-packed apocalyptic tale that grips readers from beginning to end. This story revolves around a man trying to protect his family from an unforeseen force threatening humanity. After his son vanishes on the first night, John tries his hardest to shield what’s left of his family from further dangers. As time passes, more people vanish, first at night then during daylight. No one knows what is attacking and taking their loved ones. Society begins to crumble as humanity struggles to fight back. Other threats begin to emerge from the chaos, and people start to fight one another. Among the mayhem, John tries his best to maintain hope and keep his daughter safe; however, various threats soon meet him at his front door.
Moonshelf story: Yes. This story takes you on a ride of emotions from intrigue to grief to excitement and curiosity. The insidious threat that lingers and threatens the characters is terrifying and captivating. The atmospheric dread the author paints adds to the story and lets the reader feel the intense pressure from an apocalyptic scenario. The story puts the reader in the place of the character, making them question what they would do in the moment. As a reader, you can’t help but wonder how you’d react to the frightening entities in the story. The story has a lot of depth in its action scenes and character development. This book is a page turner; you won’t want to put it down. There are many questions in its lore, and you’ll be left wanting more after finishing the story. Overall, it’s a tale full of great scenes, and the threat is downright chilling.
This is an eerie and entertaining story for fans who enjoy creature/apocalyptic horror. If you want a book that delivers action in most of its chapters, you’ll like it. No one is safe, and you’re left wondering who will be taken next. If you’re a fan of Stranger Things or War of the Worlds, this book will deliver a jam-packed story full of thrills. I enjoyed every bit of it and completed it within 24 hours of starting it. My only issue was the formatting; the formatting for Kindle needed a lot of work and was distracting. I imagine the formatting will be improved before release; however, at the time of reading, it was all over the place and needed improvement.
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