Worlds Apart: Hunter Shorts

By Jacob Hunter

Curiosity isn't always a good thing. It can be dangerous.

 

Eliza Nightingale lives the normal life of a British schoolgirl in the 1970s. School, homework, and playing with her dog, Charlie.

 

Oh, and the lights.

 

Eliza gazes at those lights in the night day after day. Until she witnesses them begin moving across the sky. In weird and fascinating motions.

 

The lights mean more than Eliza, or her city of London, can ever imagine.

 

Another thrilling work from Jacob Hunter. A sci-fi short that tingles your senses, keeps you turning the pages, and exposes the dire consequences of unbridled curiosity.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Jacob Hunter
• Release date: Sep 25, 2021
• ISBN: 9798201474577

Jacob Hunter

Jacob Hunter is a writer from London, UK with a keen eye for deadly scenarios and riveting characters. He loves throwing characters into the worst situations and exploring how they cope. His stories often include internal struggles coupled with a fierce determination and grit to change. Characters undergo huge transformations to save loved ones and themselves. When he's not writing, Jacob reads death-defying stories from the safety of his bed. Working out at the gym and playing football helps keep the belly away when he's spent too much time writing. For info on new releases and a FREE novella for the Life of Terror Series, sign up to his mailing list here: https://www.subscribepage.com/lotnovella Alternatively, follow Jacob's Facebook page: www.facebook.com/Jacob-Hunter-Author-105483888494077

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Blurb

Curiosity isn’t always a good thing. It can be dangerous.

Eliza Nightingale lives the normal life of a British schoolgirl in the 1970s. School, homework, and playing with her dog, Charlie.

Oh, and the lights.

Eliza gazes at those lights in the night day after day. Until she witnesses them begin moving across the sky. In weird and fascinating motions.

The lights mean more than Eliza, or her city of London, can ever imagine.

Another thrilling work from Jacob Hunter. A sci-fi short that tingles your senses, keeps you turning the pages, and exposes the dire consequences of unbridled curiosity.

Worlds Apart

Ever since she was little, Eliza Nightingale always loved the lights. She loved the way they twinkled in the night sky. Especially when Mummy let her finally go outside, for the first time in a week. Because the raids were happening every day, and Eliza wasn’t allowed to go outside when the raids happened.

That was the rule her mum told her about. And Eliza, most of the time at least, listened to her mother’s orders. Despite how bad she wanted to break them and go exploring into the night.

Strange men would come to their door during the raids.