Thrum

TRAPPED IN SPACE, AMI THOUGHT SHE WAS ALONE, UNTIL HER DISTRESS CALL WAS ANSWERED BY HIM. . .
Thrum is a haunting, psychological science fiction novella that will leave you wanting more . . .
--
Ami awakes from years in stasis to find she's at the edges of deep space, and the only surviving member of her crew.
Utterly alone and unable to contact Earth, she sends out a distress beacon, not expecting a response. When she gets one from a being who calls himself Dorian, she's welcomed onto his ship as he offers his assistance in any way he can.
But nothing on Dorian's ship is as it seems. And as Ami tries to navigate the maze of hallways and first contact with this alien being, a deep hum begins to resonate, haunting her, as if the ship itself is whispering to her.
--
Readers love Thrum
'I literally devoured this book in a couple hours and have not stopped thinking about it... that was SOOO DAMN GOOD!' * Reader Review
'The slow build up? Amazing. The slow realisation and the descent? Amazing! The world building and the level of detail? Amazing! The ending? Absolutely scrumptious!!!!' * Reader Review
'It had everything you could want from a story. Suspense, horror, romance. Highly, highly recommend!' * Reader Review
'This blew me out of the water. It's short but it had me hooked from page one and I couldn't put it down' * Reader Review

Meg Smitherman writes science fiction, fantasy, and horror books (all of which involve kissing). She studied Creative Writing at Brunel University London, where she obtained both her MA and a staggering amount of student loan debt. When not writing, Meg spends her time playing video games, reading fan fiction, and couch rotting. Based in Los Angeles, she shares her life with a chihuahua, a cat, and a handsome Englishman.