The Gravity Well

The universe is bigger than we imagined. And it’s not empty.When Dr. Jack Reeve receives a 2 AM call from the Department of Defense, he expects a routine consultation. What he finds in a remote Montana valley defies everything he knows about physics: trees growing sideways, rivers flowing upward, and matter compressing into points of impossible density.At the heart of the anomaly is something that shouldn’t exist in our three-dimensional world—a higher-dimensional entity, vast and incomprehensible, trapped like a whale in a puddle. Every movement it makes tears at the fabric of spacetime, creating distortions that threaten to expand beyond containment.Alongside astrophysicist Dr. Ariana Skye and a team of brilliant scientists, Jack must navigate a landscape where the fundamental rules of reality no longer apply. They witness soldiers compressed into singularities the size of pinheads, their consciousness trapped in spaces too small for existence. They experience time dilation, spatial inversion, and the horror of their own bodies beginning to transform, gaining perception of dimensions human eyes were never meant to see.As military forces advocate for weaponization and the entity’s presence destabilizes reality further, Jack faces an impossible choice: attempt communication with something that exists beyond human comprehension, or destroy it and potentially doom everyone in the process.But the entity isn’t malevolent—it’s lonely, confused, and desperate to return home. And as Jack and his team sacrifice themselves to help it escape, they discover a terrifying truth: humanity’s evolution isn’t finished. We’re transforming into something higher-dimensional, joining a vast community of beings that exist in spaces we’re only beginning to perceive.Part cosmic horror, part hard science fiction, The Gravity Well asks: What happens when we become the monsters we feared?