CHASM

First came the fog, smothering the cities and towns. Then the power and communications, dead. Birds falling out of the sky. By the break of dawn, a new terror will be unleashed upon humanity…

Judith, a student at the University of Teesside just wanted to get home for the half term holidays. A break from the pressures of friendships and university life beckoned. From within the fog, a new nightmare emerges. Trapped in a town with no way out, a desperate fight for survival ensues when she realises the terrifying fate that awaits them all…

“As with Sawyer’s previous offering ‘The Familiar’, the horror comes unexpectedly at times. We are left with the feeling that the threat is lurking behind every page, just waiting to jump out at us. The sequences are written in a truly honest and raw fashion, the same style that drew me towards writers such as James Herbert.” – Chris Tetreault-Blay – Author of ‘The Wildermoor Apocalypse.’

“Fascinating and disturbing in equal measure, ‘Chasm’ will creep you out. Make sure you’re not on your own when you read it!” – Jack Strange. The author of, ‘Confessions of an English Psychopath.’