
Panic at the Tomb
The Translocator Trilogy, Book 1.5
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Narrated by:
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Tess Irondale
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By:
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M.G. Herron
About this listen
An ancient Egyptian tomb holds secrets...and the life of an innocent child.
Eliana Fisk is suffering debilitating panic attacks that paralyze and incapacitate her. Spending months stranded on an alien planet will do that to a person. When a girl gets trapped in the tomb of an ancient Egyptian, the effort of trying to save her nearly pushes Eliana over the edge. She must overcome her own phobias to save the girl, or else she’ll become the reason they both get buried alive.
Set in M.G. Herron's Translocator Universe, this sci-fi short story takes place between The Auriga Project and The Alien Element. Grab a seat and enjoy the adventure in Cairo!
©2018 M.G. Herron (P)2021 Podium Audio
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