I'll Kill You Tomorrow by Helen Huber ~ SF Audiobook

The entities were utterly, ambitiously evil; their line of defence, apparently, was absolutely impregnable.
Published November 1953 ~ If Worlds of Science Fiction
This audiobook has been carefully edited and audio-enhanced to the highest quality. Enjoy this classic short by pulp author Helen Huber

[@RedcoatsReturn]

Perfectly read by Mark Nelson! A rather Twilight Zone story plus invasion of the body snatchers for babies. Quite original.

[@roberttrinca3868]

Mark Nelson is the best. He could read me terms and conditions of end user agreement and I would listen.

[@daviddykema209]

Me - finish book look at my 5 year old, eyes narrow.
My kid - eyes narrow back
😅

[@carlw72]

That was a wonderful, damned near perfect Asimov-ian twist ending with the exact orator to spin the yarn into the listeners’ minds!!

[@chernobylFarms]

Good vignetting. Rubber soles reference clever

[@andreisimion247]

They gonna do it .

[@sickman1655]

😁

[@louisbrugnoni1291]

I have to keep checking the date of origination. What an imagination! So refreshing compared to 2019!

[@ninaleach6350]

Ok plot but ........

[@forgottenshortstories6453]

but?

[@maxwellmorgan8014]

Awesome story! That man saved a bunch of #liberal babies. It's a shame, they couldn't figure out how to get the ones that got through.

[@louisbrugnoni1291]

Maxwell Morgan You are obsessed with politics! Stories like this are supposed to be an escape from the Right and Left who by the way both suck!

[@rocketdave719]

Moron.