THEM: They Come at Night

by Tom Lyons

You might not want to read this book after sunset.

But if you do, know they’re already watching you, skulking unseen in the shadowy recesses of the darkest corners of the night. This well-collected anthology of eerie stories will frighten your imagination with untold dangers, mysterious disappearances, and baffling experiences. You won’t go out alone at night again after reading this book!



They Come at Night showcases your frightening nighttime encounters with the most elusive and creepy nocturnal creatures on Earth.



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Genres: Horror, Short Stories

119 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 7, 2023

Reviews

[Norma]

I love his books, I just don’t understand why they are not longer. I wish he would write one that was normal length.

[Aya Blackwood]

I liked this. I found it short and to the point, but it was detailed enough to be creepy. I don't know how I would react if these things happened to me.

[ℭ𝔥𝔢𝔩𝔰𝔢𝔞 || 𝔅𝔦𝔟𝔩𝔦𝔬𝔭𝔥𝔢𝔩&]

Another great collection of true encounter stories! Once again the only complaint I have is that the book was too short! I want mooooooore!!!! Lol

[Taz Warner]

This kinda stuff is right up my alley and I love to hear these stories!

[Rhina M. Finley]

So Creepy!

So creepy, very creepy! Some of these reports had me super creeped out! This compilation will keep you on the edge of your seat! So sit back and read this terrifying read!

[Ursula Johnson]

Wow! A chilling start to a great new series. This one focuses on what happens after dark. Frightening tales from a variety of sources, cryptids, UFOs, ghosts and more. The best advice might just be to stay in after dark. There are a number of unsettling encounters in this edition. Thanks to those that have shared their stories. I can’t wait for the next edition.

[JAMES CHMELICEK]

Great short stories.

Interesting, easy reading, fast moving with a variety of short stories. Good book of you are interested in strange sightings and want a quick, to the point story.

[brittni]

Probably not something I should’ve read at 3AM in the dark…especially being terrified of big foot 😂 if you’re into weird things that may or may not exist, here’s a quick little read of experiences from other people. For a better experience, read it in the middle of the night in complete darkness.

[Brenda]

great short stories

Short but richly told. The author easily pulled me in and really left me wondering about what the people had encountered in each tale. Will certainly look for more from this author.

[Cheryl Lee]

Another Great Series from Tom Lyons

Tom Lyons has some of the best collections of true reports on Amazon. I love reading the stories from other normal people who experience abnormal creatures and weird humanoids. Keep it coming Mr Lyons!

[Malarkey]

Pretty mid if you’re super experienced with horror. I could predict almost every story while listening to the audiobook. It also bugged me that even though these were different “reports” from different people, all the vocab sounded the same. It took away from depth that could have been there.

[Stacey Dickerson]

Super short but interesting. I really think this could’ve been added to another book or saved until more were available. This was laughably short.

[James L. Fletcher]

Too short

I am glad that this pamphlet was free. It is to shoot, as all of Mr. Lyons papers are. His words are always worth dressing, but he puts so little effort into it.

[Kitter Bitters]

Tom Lyons is a Treasure

Well written fun short stories. Its always fun to read these books. Worth it if your interested in cryptids. I always enjoy them

[James Crawford]

The book covers a number of different things. There's a thing where a creature chases a woman in a car which sounds like it might have been a skinwalker but could have been a Bigfoot. There's an incident involving lost time and M.I.B.s, one involving a flying cryptid, one or two Bigfoot cases and one which is really, really strange involving a young girl.

They are all interesting and show the types of things from the darker side of reality that can suddenly appear in one's life.