Ice Rift Quotes

“Jane noticed Henry's skin stretch when Theo held Henry's head with one hand and tugged on the thing with the other. “Hold on! You might do more damage pulling it off like that.” Reluctantly, Theo released his hold.”
― Ben Hammott, Ice Rift

“Henry gripped the axe handle and wiggled it free. The monster dropped to the ground and roared. Gathering his last vestiges of strength, Henry swung the axe at the sound. The monster grabbed Henry's arm that held the weapon and twisted. A loud crack of bone accompanied Henry's pain-filled scream. The axe slipped to the floor. Henry faced the monster and stared into its evil, soulless eyes. The fiend's jaws opened. Its tongue slid across sharp teeth. Though he dreaded”
― Ben Hammott, Ice Rift

“survive an attack from that cobwebby thing that followed him down.” “There's nothing we can do to help him, we have our own problems.” Henry gazed at the door the alien had exited through and then around the room. “Now where do we go?” Theo pointed”
― Ben Hammott, Ice Rift

“skidded a short distance into the blood puddle. So intent had it been on its prey, it had failed to see the threat in the room. It saw it now. Still gripping the bones each of them held, the smaller aliens casually stared at the creature, as if waiting to see what it would”
― Ben Hammott, Ice Rift

“few deep breaths returned a slight calm to his frayed nerves. Aware any noise he made would alert the monster to his position, he proceeded cautiously. The blood seeping from his wounds caused him to wonder if the monster would be able to smell it above the overpowering stink of rotting vegetation. A terrifying screech diverted his attention. It had sounded close by. The Hunter was coming. A whimper halted his reaction to flee in the opposite direction. It”
― Ben Hammott, Ice Rift

“I should have stayed in England. I should never have come here.”
― Ben Hammott, Ice Rift

“However, the insects had a secret weapon. As if a silent signal had been dispatched, the cavalry arrived in the form of their kind that were three times as large and whose swelled bodies were covered in small white balls. They scrambled over the pack stretched across the floor and paused a short distance away from the larger beasts.”
― Ben Hammott, Ice Rift