A notable release this month is *The Falling* by Carole Hailey, which explores themes similar to those in the film *Deep Impact*. This novel follows Cassie, a woman whose father was obsessed with an impending apocalypse. As an asteroid heads toward Northern Europe, she realizes her father's teachings might be crucial.
Read More
*Exoplanet* by Benjamin Percy, produced by Andy Weir, is an innovative full-cast audio drama. It depicts the fallout from a quantum anomaly that separates a starship's crew into different eras on a perilous exoplanet.
In *Everything Happens So Much*, Andrew Hunter Murray presents a young woman named Esme. She takes potions called The Elsewheres that allow her to visit alternate versions of herself, but an incident puts her in a pivotal role in the universe.
*Monsters of Ohio* by John Scalzi introduces Lovecraftian elements as residents of Richland, Ohio, confront a predatory private-equity firm, leading to unforeseen consequences.
Michael Moorcock's *The Wounds of Albion* serves as the final installment of his fictional autobiography, blending real-life influences from sixties music with fantastical elements.
SA Barnes's *Cold Eternity* centers on Halley Zwick, who boards a long-silent spaceship, the Elysian Fields, originally marketed as a haven for the wealthy seeking immortality.
Solvej Balle's *On the Calculation of Volume V* continues the story of Tara, who relives the same day and seeks a community of others trapped in similar time loops.
In *Bridge Planet Nine*, Jared Throne's graphic novel, four thieves attempt to rob an abandoned colony planet, only to find unexpected surprises.
*Alfa* by Lilja Sigurdardóttir, set in 2052 Reykjavík, revolves around Sabína, who investigates her brother's murder in a society controlled by an artificial intelligence.
*Eternity’s Tomb* by Dan Moren features an ex-con named Z who is recruited to locate the tomb of Ikanto near a black hole, an adventurous task proposed by a floating brain in a jar.
Chloe Gong's *Deadlock* continues *The Strangeloom Trilogy*, following characters navigating a virtual reality escape from a deteriorating world while challenging a powerful megacorporation.