The Thing: Zero Day
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4.5 • 75 Ratings
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Publisher Description
Listed in "THE TOP TEN HORROR NOVELS OF 2015" - HorrorNovelReviews.com
Listed in "THE BEST HORRORS OF 2015" - BestHorrorMovies.com
An alien craft has crashed in the Antarctic.
A creature has crawled from the wreckage and become frozen in ice.
The men of Fafnir Station have transported it back to their base.
Some of the men can hear it whispering in their mind.
Some are afraid and want to destroy it...
...and some will kill to defend it.
"The Thing: Zero Day is a surefire hit... A complete blast, loaded with menacing monsters, action and frenetic mayhem.” - HorrorNovelReviews.com
“The Thing: Zero Day is full of fast paced, thrilling, nail biting action! Brilliantly written, amazing characters that grab you immediately and take you with them on their suspense filled adventure.” - Quater After One
“A suspenseful, exciting and chilling ride and I am so glad to have been able to read it” - Bookolio
“Well written and very entertaining… and the overall vibe is pretty creeptastic!” - The Mouths of Madness Podcast
“Zero Day is a wonderful piece of writing which compliments Carpenter’s movie superbly.” - Bookolio
“The Thing: Zero Day, makes you feel the way you felt the first time you read ‘Who Goes There?’, because Lee McGeorge’s way with words is brilliant.” - Codices
Customer Reviews
Loved it!!
I honestly really liked what was done with the story of the thing. They changed it a little but still kept it true and I think did a better job of telling the story of the Norwegian camp than the movie did, I really recommend this book if you liked the movies!
Loved it!
If you love the original the thing, this book is for you. Loved it!
The true prequel
This prequel story to John Carpenter's The Thing is much better than the 2011 movie. It has interesting characters, the continuity between it and the 1982 movie has little to no mistakes, and it does something new and isn't a retread of the 1982 movie. It also adds elements from "Who goes there?" (The original story The Thing is based on). I could not stop reading it as it always kept me on edge and wondering what was going to happen next. I consider this to be the true prequel to John Carpenter's The Thing and I highly recommend this for any fans who have seen all 3 movie versions of The Thing or any sci fi fan.