Darkness Falling: The Forever Twilight Series
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Darkness Falling: The Forever Twilight Series

Darkness Falling: The Forever Twilight Series

by Peter Crowther

Overview

First, the flash. A glare of light, just before dawn, followed by utter darkness. A vast blanketing nothingness that covered the whole Earth.

Then, the disappearances. Friends and strangers alike, swallowed by the darkness… and then returned, altered, changed.

For the people of Jesman's Bend, it feels like the end of the world. But this is only the very start.

File Under: Science Fiction [Zombie Apocalypse | Bodysnatchers | They Return ]

e-book ISBN: 9780857661708


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Product Details

ISBN-13: 9780857661708
Publisher: Watkins Media
Publication date: 09/27/2011
Series: Forever Twilight Series , #1
Sold by: Penguin Random House Publisher Services
Format: NOOK Book
Pages: 416
File size: 456 KB

About the Author

Peter Crowther is the recipient of numerous awards for his writing, his editing and, as publisher, for the hugely successful PS imprint. As well as being widely translated, his short stories have been adapted for TV on both sides of the Atlantic and collected in The Longest Single Note, Lonesome Roads, Songs of Leaving, Cold Comforts, The Spaces Between the Lines, The Land at the End of the Working Day and the upcoming Things I Didn't Know My Father Knew. He is the co-author (with James Lovegrove) of Escardy Gap and author of the Forever Twilight SF/horror cycle. He lives and works with his wife and business partner, Nicky on the Yorkshire coast.




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Darkness Falling 2.8 out of 5 based on 0 ratings. 8 reviews.
Anonymous More than 1 year ago
I just finished book 1, and I must say I enjoyed it. Sometimes the writing is a bit difficult to follow and some scenes dragged. I liked that it's an original story line. I will buy the next book to see what happens.
taletreader on LibraryThing More than 1 year ago
I really wanted to like this book, and I really did try to get past the cover. However, this is one of those books where you really do need to like the cover to like the book because...well, it pretty much explains everything about the "zombielike" villains. The dialogue in this book was horrible. Especially what was spoken in each character's head. The idea of what was going on really interested me at first--okay, a bright light, everyone's gone and...wait a minute, now they're back again. That is when the story really went downhill for me. How can you be scared of an alien-like creature when it's wearing sunglasses and gloves? Really, is that it? I can't say how frustrating the lack of horror was. Although, I will say there was actually a nice bit of gore. Either way, it couldn't make up for how ridiculous the enemy was...especially with their chanting: "Jerry, it's me...Geoff." I began to ask myself, is this seriously happening? And when the end of the book came, it could not have come sooner. Especially since at the end of the book...guess what...nothing had been solved!
Anonymous More than 1 year ago
Read the description. Stop taking this book seriously. Enjoy the break from pretending to get paid to write your opinionated review. All is well.
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Anonymous More than 1 year ago
Can I have my money back? Forced myself to read 50 pages and still have no idea what is happening (not that the book helped at all). Not good and there are more of these out there? Wow.
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Anonymous More than 1 year ago
If you're looking for zombie horror, this is not the book for you. If you're looking for alien scifi, then you wilk probably enjoy it. Well written book, just not what I was loiking for so I didn't enjoy it.