Together to the End
A Psychological Sci-Fi Horror Novella
by K.S Vale
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Pub Date Apr 01 2026 | Archive Date Apr 21 2026
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Description
A silent ship drifting in deep space.
A mission that should have been simple.
A recovery team boards a research vessel lost in the void to retrieve a classified relic. The ship is dark, abandoned, and far from any known route.
At first, it seems like a routine operation.
But the deeper the team moves into the vessel, the more things begin to unravel.
Systems fail.
Strange recordings surface.
Memories begin to fracture.
Something aboard the Harrow is still alive.
And it remembers them.
Together to the End is a psychological science fiction horror novella about memory, loyalty, and the terrifying cost of uncovering the truth.
Perfect for readers who enjoy:
• Deep space horror
• Cosmic and eldritch mysteries
• Psychological sci-fi thrillers
• Stories like Event Horizon, Dead Space, and Black Mirror
Available Editions
| ISBN | 1230516123051 |
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Featured Reviews
Opens with an Event Horizon vibe. Team of mercinaries set upon a ship to retrieve a treasure for their ruthless overlord. This is a fast-paced scifi-horror and it hits all the marks for me. I couldn't put it down! Thank-you, K. S. Vale, for this complimentary copy. Opinions expressed are entirely my own.
If Event Horizon and Hellraiser had an abomination baby together, it would be this novella. Unsettling, disturbing and dark, some passages are extremely creepy, and being such a short book, it’s a fast read. Despite the low page count, the characters are well developed and the setting is detailed. The writing is atmospheric, so it’s impossible not to picture the creepy, creepy Harrow. I’m not a huge fan of cosmic horror, but the way it’s shown here is manageable. The dread creeps slowly, until I was screaming at the characters to run, run, ruuuun. The plot is perfect, there isn’t a wasted word. For those who think you need tons of pages to write an engrossing novel, this one shows it’s not the case.
I chose to read this book and all opinions in this review are my own and completely unbiased. Thank you, NetGalley/K.S Vale.
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