#1 bestselling cosmic horror writer Donald Morrison’s The Cargo is a suffocating descent into isolation, paranoia, and an ancient terror unleashed in the cold dark between stars.
#1 bestselling cosmic horror writer Donald Morrison’s The Cargo is a suffocating descent into isolation, paranoia, and an ancient terror unleashed in the cold dark between stars. The crew of the starship Antori believed they had secured the easiest payday of their lives—transport a sealed container across a quiet stretch of space, no questions asked. The cargo was to remain untouched. Unexamined. Forgotten. But in the endless silence of the void, curiosity becomes its own kind of madness. And when one crew member breaks protocol, something inside the container awakens. At first, it moves unseen. A sound in the ventilation shafts. A shadow where nothing should be. Then the killing begins. One by one, the crew are hunted through the ship’s narrow corridors, stalked by a relentless extraterrestrial predator that is intelligent, patient, and adapting. With their systems failing and escape slipping further from reach, the survivors begin to realize the true horror is not just the creature among them—but the fear growing within them. Perfect for fans of Alien, Event Horizon, and The Thing, The Cargo is a relentless sci-fi horror thriller filled with mounting dread, claustrophobic tension, and the terrifying certainty that in deep space, there is nowhere left to run—and nowhere left to hide.
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