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The Silence
The Silence

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Perfect for fans of post-apocalyptic horror and thrillers that explore the resilience of the human spirit in the face of unimaginable terror.

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Summary

"The Silence" by Tim Lebbon is a gripping horror novel that centers around a world overrun by terrifying, blind creatures known as Vesps. These predators hunt by sound, forcing humanity into silence to survive. The story follows Ally, a teenager who lost her hearing in a car accident, and her family as they attempt to escape to a remote refuge. As the Vesps' reign of terror spreads, the family must navigate a world where the smallest noise can lead to death. Along their journey, they encounter other survivors and face moral dilemmas, ultimately questioning what it means to be human in a world ruled by fear and silence.

 

Reviews

SFX Magazine: "Lebbon's 'The Silence' is a masterclass in tension and atmosphere. The novel's relentless pace and chilling premise make it a standout in modern horror fiction."

HorrorTalk: "A terrifying and thought-provoking read. Lebbon's characters are richly developed, and the novel's exploration of silence as a survival mechanism is both unique and horrifying."

Sci-Fi Bulletin: "With its eerie setting and relentless suspense, 'The Silence' is a must-read for horror enthusiasts. Lebbon's ability to create a palpable sense of dread is unmatched."

 

About Edition

Book Title: The Silence - Tim Lebbon
Book Genre: Horror, Science Fiction, Post Apocalyptic, Thriller, Dystopia, Adult, Suspense
ISBN: 9781789090505
Number of Pages: 368
Publishing Date: April 14, 2015
Cover Type: Paperback

About Author

Tim Lebbon is an award-winning British author known for his work in horror and dark fantasy. He has written numerous novels, novellas, and short stories, with several of his works adapted for film and television. Notable titles include "Dusk," "Fallen," and the "Toxic City" trilogy. Lebbon's writing often explores themes of survival, fear, and the human condition in the face of extraordinary circumstances.



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