Corpus Earthling

Paul Cameron is an English professor with a quiet life and a troubled mind. At first, the voices seem like a breakdown: two whispers arguing in the bones of his skull, making plans he can't quite grasp. But these aren't hallucinations. They're telepathic transmissions from a Martian recon patrol, and they're planning something monstrous. As Cameron scrambles to prove he's not insane, he realizes the aliens have already infiltrated his world. A neighbor with unsettling habits. A murdered waitress he tried to help. The people around him might be human, or they might be something else entirely. The most terrifying question isn't whether the invasion is real. It's whether his mind will give out before anyone believes him. Written at the height of Cold War paranoia, Corpus Earthling takes the terror of being the only person who sees the truth and wraps it in the cold logic of alien invasion. It's a claustrophobic, paranoid descent into one man's attempt to warn humanity about an enemy no one can detect.