The Melting: A Science Fiction Horror Post-Apocalyptic Survival Thriller
They Came with the Snow, Book 2
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The Melting: A Science Fiction Horror Post-Apocalyptic Survival Thriller
Narrated by:
Terry Murtha
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Narrated by:
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Terry Murtha
About this listen
The quest is no longer just to survive, it's to escape.
The snow is melting, and the crabs are growing more violent.
At the base of a blocked-off bridge spanning the South River, Dominic and his friends plan a daunting journey to flee Warren County and the monsters that came when the snow fell.
But the crabs aren't the only danger they face.
There are other forces at work, forces with a secret as inhuman and terrifying as the crabs themselves.
And these forces are determined to never let the group leave.
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