Prey for Night: A Chilling Short Survival Horror. Short, Sharp Shocks, #1

Par : Malcolm Richards
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN978-1-914452-31-4
  • EAN9781914452314
  • Date de parution28/02/2023
  • Protection num.pas de protection
  • Infos supplémentairesepub
  • ÉditeurStorm House Books

Résumé

There are many ways to die in the desert... The plane went down in less than a minute. One moment, personal assistant Jane was staring out the window at the sprawling Mojave desert. The next, she was praying for a quick death. Yet somehow, Jane has survived. Now, alongside a sleazy Hollywood agent and a badly injured flight attendant, she must navigate the harsh desert and find help-before it's too late.
As night falls, they stumble upon a remote, abandoned ranch and take shelter. But the ranch isn't as empty as it seems. And dehydration isn't the only way to die in the desert... A chilling short survival horror by award-nominated author Malcolm Richards, Prey for Night is a tense, twist-filled read you won't forget. PLEASE NOTE: This is a short novella, designed to be read in 1-2 hours.
Malcolm Richards writes mystery suspense fiction focusing on everyday people placed in extraordinary circumstances. Born in Cornwall in 1974, Malcolm has worked as a reading recovery teacher, a nurture group leader teaching children with complex behavioural and emotional needs, and as a teacher of creative writing. Malcolm lives and writes in South East London.