Just The Working Life

Patch thought he'd find peace when he came back from the war. But he soon discovered the Tri-Counties held dark secrets that would haunt him for the rest of his life.

Soon after starting his new job at the town's metalworks plant, a group of government officials began conducting experiments on employees, including Patch.

What the drugs did to his body didn't compare to the real reason behind the experiments.

Isolated in a secret location, a small group of residents became victims of a twisted government plan and a creature beyond nightmares.

THE PLANT by Paul Sating barely resembles the story description. The setting is post-apocalypse, and the Tri-Counties are cut off from everything else. Patch hears a couple talking about how bad things have gotten, and shares a story with them. He never gets into specifics about anything. No details are given regarding the experiments. The description of a mystery creature is minimal.

Granted, it's meant to be a prequel to a novel, but the general vagueness doesn't tempt me into reading The Scales.

As always,
AstraDaemon