Prison of the Moon: Where Exile Becomes Something Far Worse

**They built a prison on the Moon.

It was never empty.**

When Earth runs out of space for its criminals—and its inconvenient minds—the solution is simple: exile them beyond return. Beneath glass domes and endless stone, the Moon becomes the final prison. No appeals. No release. No witnesses.

Dr. Mira Kaelen is sent there for asking the wrong questions.

What she finds is not just brutality, violence, and silence—but patterns. Cracks that should not exist. Prisoners who come back… changed. A presence that does not haunt, but measures.

As the Moon begins to respond to human pressure, Mira realizes the truth too late: this prison was not built to contain people. It was built to teach something older than humanity how we think, how we control, and how we break.

And now it is learning fast.

With every choice Mira makes, the line between containment and catastrophe grows thinner. To stop what’s awakening beneath the stone, she must decide what no one else will:

How far is too far to keep something powerful from spreading?

And what does it cost to become the boundary yourself?

PRISON OF THE MOON is a dark, intelligent science-fiction thriller about control, sacrifice, and the danger of building cages for things we don’t understand.

Perfect for readers who enjoy:

Psychological sci-fi with high tension

Dystopian prisons and closed systems

Slow-burn cosmic horror without gore

Thought-provoking stories that linger after the last page

Once you enter, there is no return.

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E-bog: 14. januar 2026