Strange Skies

The calls started when the storm rolled in.

Bisbee, Arizona. Summer, 1987.

Late-night radio host Steve Richards expects another quiet shift behind the microphone while a thunderstorm rolls across the desert town.

Then the phone lines light up.

A frightened caller claims something is moving through the rain.

Another says lights are hovering over the highway outside town.

Then the calls become screams.

As the night spirals into chaos, Steve pieces together a horrifying truth: something has arrived in Bisbee with the storm—and it isn't human.

Trapped inside his radio booth, Steve can do nothing but listen as terrified callers describe impossible encounters unfolding across town. Strange figures in the darkness. Missing time. Violent outbursts. Games with rules no one understands.

And with every call, the visitors seem to learn more about the people hiding from them.

Including Steve.

By the time the storm passes, Bisbee may no longer belong to the people who live there.

A cosmic horror novella blending small-town terror, psychological dread, and late-night radio paranoia, Strange Skies is perfect for fans of Pontypool, The Mist, and eerie extraterrestrial horror.