Derelict

Derelict

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Derelict by Albert Berg

Published:

2010

Pages:

29

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Derelict

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In the dark heart of space, a derelict freighter drifts empty and lifeless. And in the shadows...something waits.

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A great little story - until the end. Spend your time elsewhere.

Also, if spelling errors drive you crazy, this one will get you for sure.
An interesting, fairly tense "exploring an empty ship" story with a few unexplained red herrings (scratches on the cargo hull, the black room). Don't expect social comment or too much backstory and it'll serve as a nice little adventure story.
Decent story, some formatting errors. Enjoyed it, will check out other works by this author.
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longmonster
4
This was the first "eBook" I have downloaded on my new Kindle (Merry Christmas!) and I have to say I enjoyed the story. I didn't follow it 100% and the spelling errors and a couple of incorrect names took me out of the story-but for the most part it was very enjoyable and I did not see the ending coming.
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EarthMatters
3
Not bad. I was really wondering where it was going. Lots of spelling errors.
Surprisingly creepy space story. I was a little disappointed with a lack of a "reveal" at the end and a few spelling errors ("loosing" instead of "losing" and "funy" instead of "funny"). Still, it was okay as one of those stories that asks its readers not to question too much, to just go along with the ride.
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scarecrow
4
I enjoyed this, my first book from this site. The story held my attention from the first page and the mystery surrounding this lost ship draws the reader in....!
Simple yet gripping short story about empty space derelict with noone aboard. Classic ghost ship story set in future. Nothing really surprising in terms of horror but still a very good read. A must for horror and sf fan.