When a brutal snowstorm shut down all the flights in and out of Chicago, Todd Curry and a few other stranded passengers rented a Jeep to drive the rest of the way to their destinations. But along a forested, isolated road, they picked up a disoriented man wandering through the snow. His car wouldn't start and his daughter had vanished. Strangest of all were the mysterious slashes cut into the back of the man's coat, straight down to the flesh….
When they arrived in the nearest town it seemed deserted. Cars sat in the streets with their doors open. Fires burned unattended. But Todd and the rest of the travelers will soon learn the town is far from deserted, for they're being watched…and hunted. Soon they will discover the inhuman horrors that await them in the…
SNOW
When they arrived in the nearest town it seemed deserted. Cars sat in the streets with their doors open. Fires burned unattended. But Todd and the rest of the travelers will soon learn the town is far from deserted, for they're being watched…and hunted. Soon they will discover the inhuman horrors that await them in the…
SNOW
Audio-CD ISBN: 9781897304921
MP3-CD ISBN: 9781897304976
Genre: Horror
Read by: Jeff Pringle
Length: 10 Hours
Format: 9 Audio CDs or 1 MP3-CD
M.S.R.P.: $35.95 Audio-CD/ $19.95 MP3-CD
Also Available as MP3 Download!
MP3-CD ISBN: 9781897304976
Genre: Horror
Read by: Jeff Pringle
Length: 10 Hours
Format: 9 Audio CDs or 1 MP3-CD
M.S.R.P.: $35.95 Audio-CD/ $19.95 MP3-CD
Also Available as MP3 Download!
Raves and Reviews
"Malfi's style of writing is sharp, keeping you on the edge from the first page to the last. His descriptions are tight, his settings corporeal, and dialog flawless."
- Horror Web
"Has anyone ever died of amnesia?" That's the question raised in Ronald Malfi's new book, Passenger. Malfi's florid descriptiveness and taut writing style grip the reader right from the get-go, as his story follows an anonymous amnesiac feebly grasping at the broken pieces of his deteriorated mind. And if you thought losing your memories was a bad thing, this novel proves that regaining them can be even scarier."
- Rue Morgue
"As always Malfi is the master of mood, creating a slow-building anxiety that forces your eyes to move faster across the page."
- Midwest Book review
"Malfi's style of writing is sharp, keeping you on the edge from the first page to the last. His descriptions are tight, his settings corporeal, and dialog flawless."
- Horror Web
"Has anyone ever died of amnesia?" That's the question raised in Ronald Malfi's new book, Passenger. Malfi's florid descriptiveness and taut writing style grip the reader right from the get-go, as his story follows an anonymous amnesiac feebly grasping at the broken pieces of his deteriorated mind. And if you thought losing your memories was a bad thing, this novel proves that regaining them can be even scarier."
- Rue Morgue
"As always Malfi is the master of mood, creating a slow-building anxiety that forces your eyes to move faster across the page."
- Midwest Book review
