Gravity’s Edge

GRAVITY’S EDGE

He was trained to feel nothing. He was the only thing he couldn’t ignore.

For twenty years, Cren has been a weapon. His father—Commander Voss—made sure of that, conditioning him from childhood to suppress emotion and see connection as weakness. Isolation is safety. Duty is everything.

Feeling nothing means nothing can hurt you.

Then Jace arrived on Halcyon Station.

The brilliant, infuriating engineer forced Cren to feel things he’s spent two decades learning to bury. But there’s no time to untangle what Jace means to him—not when someone is methodically sabotaging the station, killing systems one by one. Not when his father’s arrival transforms a technical crisis into a moral reckoning.

Because when the station comes down around them and Cren is forced to choose between obedience and authenticity, between the life his father built for him and the one he might build with Jace, he’ll discover that true strength isn’t standing alone.

It’s choosing to stand with someone you love.

A sci-fi thriller about breaking free from inherited patterns, learning to be human, and discovering that vulnerability isn’t weakness—it’s the only way to survive.