Bringing Them Back

In a world scorched by nuclear devastation, humanity clings to existence in the deep recesses of the earth. Jonas, the quintessential survivor, has outlived the fire, death, and desolation of a world he once knew. But survival is never just about the body; it is also about the heart and soul. As Jonas wrestles with a gut-wrenching loss, he makes a desperate choice that delves into the realm of the forbidden. This is not just a story of post-apocalyptic endurance; it is a story of love's defiance against mortality itself.

With every turn of the page, Bringing Them Back grips you with its atmospheric tension, richly developed characters, and exploration of the unknown. Charles Welch doesn't just ask what it means to survive—he forces us to consider what we are willing to risk, or even unleash, in our desperation to undo fate. The horror in this novella is not just in what lurks beyond the radiation-filled wasteland, but in what might come back when we refuse to let go.

Prepare yourself for a chilling, thought-provoking journey. This is a tale that will make you question the limits of science, spirituality, and human resilience. Most of all, it will make you wonder: if you had the power to bring back those you've lost, would you dare?