Xeno
A terrifying descent into space horror.
Sometimes in space you wake to a nightmare.
The huge spaceship the Xeno is en route to a new world light years from Earth, its payload of more than 50,000 cryogenically frozen colonists watched over by a supercomputer and a skeleton crew of only a dozen people.
When the ship comes into contact with a seemingly inert alien artefact drifting in space, the crew believes they've made a momentous discovery for all humankind. They’re unaware it’s the eve of true horror.
Soon it becomes clear the crew has unwittingly woken an evil so ancient and so powerful it threatens not only the ship and its slumbering passengers, but the future of the human race itself.
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Nathan Kuzack
Nathan Kuzack writes predominantly in the science fiction and horror genres. His novels include Doomware (2014), The Anguisher Creature (2015) and Xeno (2019). He has published two collections of short stories.
Having grown up in the West Country of England, he worked in the City of London for several years, subsequently transferring his skills to the voluntary sector.
Other writers who have influenced him include Arthur C. Clarke, Michael Crichton, Daphne du Maurier, Alan Dean Foster, James Jones, Ursula K. Le Guin, Richard Matheson, Cormac McCarthy and Franz Kafka.
He currently resides in the West Country once again.
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