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“She saw an alien bearing down and clasping her to its chest, that long curved head raising, mouth sprouting the silvery, deadly teeth that would smash through her skull and free her at last from her nightmares.”

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Book:Alien: Out of the Shadows
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Alien: Out of the Shadows

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Tim Lebbon
Tim Lebbon

Tim Lebbon (born 1969) is a British author known for horror, fantasy, and science fiction. He has written bestselling novels like The Dark and Echo, and co-authored series such as Alien and Hellboy. His work often explores human nature and supernatural themes, earning multiple award nominations including the British Fantasy Award and Stoker Award. more

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