The Parallax Tether

The Parallax Tether"The hum was not in the station. It was in me."At Lagrange Monitoring Platform 2, the silent equilibrium point between the Earth and the Moon, existence is a delicate balance of competing gravities. For the lone observer stationed on "The Shelf," the isolation was supposed to be a professional requirement. It was not supposed to be an invitation for the universe to start talking back.When a persistent tonal pressure behind the ears becomes a signal that can no longer be ignored, the boundary between the station's processors and the human mind begins to blur. What follows is a haunting journey through the mechanics of deep space and the fragile architecture of memory.As the narrator struggles to maintain his grip on reality, he must confront the "Bernard" in the walls and the "Parallax" in his own history. He discovers the way a life looks different depending on which star you are standing under.The Parallax Tether is a gripping work of hard science fiction and psychological intrigue. It explores the terrifying beauty of absolute isolation and the desperate lengths we go to find a signal in the noise.In the airless silence of L-2, the most dangerous discovery you can make is yourself.

Pagina's: 215, Paperback, Independently published