Landfall

by Jane Grey

The city of Layville, Louisiana should not exist. After tonight, it won't.

The last stubborn citizens take refuge during Hurricane Nadine. Sixty eight souls trapped together behind the heavy walls of a Mac's Superstore, waiting out the next in the never-ending series of cataclysmic storms that wash over Louisiana year after year. But what happens when a city meets its breaking point? What forces govern the damned as they await the end?

10 pages, Kindle Vella

First published October 13, 2022

About the author

JANE GREY is the author of gay erotica, and paranormal erotica short stories featuring monsters that send a shiver down your spine. When she isn't writing about things that go bump (and hump) in the night, you can find her guzzling cold brew with all the other sleepless creatures of the dark.

Reviews

[Elaine and Tess the Springer. I won’t be on GR for a bit. · Rating 5 out of 5]

A good read.

I liked the title Landfall and wasn't sure what it would allude to but being about a hurricane certainly wasn't it what would spring to mind. I have to say it was an excellent short story and I would recommend it.

[Nellie · Rating 5 out of 5]

A Compact Hit

A short read that packs a punch. Characters were well developed. The horrors of outside were minor compared to inside. Highly recommended.