The Terror From Beyond The Void

A TERROR! Not of this world.

A HORROR! So grotesque, it will make your skin...well, hopefully not meet the same fate as some of those within these pages.

It's a story that takes place in the Timber Acres Camp Resort; isolated and quiet in the Pennsylvanian mountains. That is, until the booming crack of the atmosphere from above. A crash, a foreign ... thing ... HAS ARRIVED.

AN UNIMAGINABLE HORROR HAS BEEN UNLEASHED!

THERE IS NO ESCAPING ...THE TERROR FROM BEYOND THE VOID!

THE TERROR FROM BEYOND THE VOID is a sci-fi horror novella from Scott Donnelly (Mothman: Return to Point Pleasant, Creepy Project), inspired by classic sci-fi movies like Invasion of the Body Snatchers, The Blob, The Thing and War of the Worlds.

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5-STAR REVIEW: "Donnelly has written a truly horrific story that will unnerve even the most veteran of horror readers! The story is fresh and yet still has that old monster movie feel to it that makes the whole thing worth reading." - Evan Bond, author of AFTER DEATH & CHARRED REMAINS

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5-STAR REVIEW: "The author is brutal and doesn't hold back to present a page-turner story that kept me engaged from beginning to end. His writing style is understandable and has a great flow. Most importantly, he accomplishes the one thing a horror author sets out to do and that is to horrify the reader." - Leon Andrews, author of WE BECOME BEASTS

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5-STAR REVIEW: "Believable characters, atmosphere, and white-knuckle tension. The feeling of dread is only interrupted by escalating scenes of shock. Each turn of the narrative will make your skin crawl. This is sci-fi horror at its finest.
It's like a gory, splattery episode of the Twilight Zone. I absolutely recommend it." - Cameron Scott, Goodreads Review

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5-STAR REVIEW: "This was SO good. I planned on working on this over the weekend and ended up reading the whole thing in one sitting. Everything moved at break-neck speed and the horror kept on coming right from the beginning." -Cortkneereads Bookstagram