
Space-Eaters
'Space-Eaters' Summary
"Space-Eaters" follows the terrifying events surrounding the arrival of an otherworldly entity from beyond the solar system. This entity, referred to as the 'Space-Eaters,' possesses an insatiable hunger for all forms of life. As the entity draws closer to Earth, its presence begins to manifest in increasingly unsettling ways, including strange atmospheric phenomena and the disappearance of entire communities. The story follows a group of characters who become aware of the impending threat and struggle to comprehend the true nature of the cosmic horror they face. The protagonist, a young scientist named Peter, attempts to unravel the mysteries surrounding the 'Space-Eaters' and their origins. Despite his efforts, he and his fellow investigators find themselves consumed by fear and uncertainty as the entity's influence spreads. The narrative culminates in a desperate attempt to thwart the 'Space-Eaters' before they can consume the Earth, highlighting the vulnerability of humanity against the vastness and indifference of the cosmos.Book Details
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Frank Belknap Long
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