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    Safety First
    Safety First
    Safety First
    Audiobook45 minutes

    Safety First

    Written by Isaac Thorne

    Narrated by Isaac Thorne

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    About this audiobook

    Two scientific explorers from Earth who are researching a desolate moon elsewhere in the solar system are surprised to discover a strange regular storm of microbes hovering in the atmosphere. But when the forbidden love affair of one of those explorers, Matt, is discovered by his research partner Grant, alien weather is the last thing he'll have to worry about.

    Locked in combat on a hostile world with only themselves for protection, all protocols are off in Safety First.

    Safety First is a short tale of dark science fiction horror by Isaac Thorne. It is part of Thorne's 2017 short story collection titled Road Kills. This 2021 audiobook production of Safety First is a standalone single narrated by the author.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLost Hollow Books
    Release dateJan 4, 2021
    ISBN9781664910119
    Safety First
    Author

    Isaac Thorne

    Isaac Thorne is a nice man who has, over the course of his life, developed a modest ability to spin a good yarn. Really. He promises. He also avoids public men’s restrooms at all costs.

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