On a dead moon of black frost and glass, a seven-millimeter cut is enough to let something inside.
Nyra Harker has studied the footage seventeen times: a dead man laughing after his suit is breached, his body still obeying every rule of survival while something impossible begins to answer from inside him.
Now Nyra and the crew of the Lacuna have been sent to Station Mercy, an abandoned research outpost half-buried beneath the frozen surface of Veyr. The mission is simple: enter the station, recover the evidence, and find out what happened to the last expedition.
But Mercy is not empty.
The suits still move. The dead still seem to remember. The station’s systems are eager to help in ways no living person asked for. And beneath the glass, something patient is learning the crew’s voices, habits, fears, and rules.
To survive, Nyra must trust procedure over instinct, witnesses over memory, and human hands over every helpful machine. Because on Veyr, panic kills quickly—but obedience may kill faster.
The Glass Deep is a tense space horror novel of isolation, contamination, hostile intelligence, and survival under impossible conditions—perfect for readers who like claustrophobic sci-fi, dead-station mysteries, and horror where the safest choice is never obvious.
