Where The Dead Still Speak

<p>Beneath the frozen Canadian tundra buried in black ice and Cold War secrets lies Radar Station Theta-9-an abandoned military outpost officially erased from existence. But the dead don't care about official records. And the signal they send isn't static.</p><p>Captain Mark Halvorsen has spent years buried in the snowbound silence of Theta-9 guarding a relic no one remembers. But when an impossible transmission breaks through dead frequencies-calling his name in a voice that shouldn't exist-Halvorsen and his team are pulled into a mystery older than the base itself. One that whispers through the walls. One that knocks.</p><p>As the Arctic storm traps them in the crumbling facility Halvorsen and Sergeant William Blake must descend into the buried levels of Theta-9 uncovering cryptic archives forgotten experiments and a project only whispered about in redacted files: <strong>Project Lux</strong>. What they find isn't just classified-it's predatory. It doesn't want escape. It wants <em>memory</em>.</p><p>Each knock on the wall is more than a sound-it's a message. Each voice over the intercom is more than a glitch-it's a reflection. And each discovery brings them closer to a truth no one should remember.</p><p>In a place where reality fractures identity is overwritten and thought itself can be weaponized survival means more than staying alive. It means <em>not becoming part of the system</em>.</p><p>As time runs out Blake must choose between erasing everything to save the world-or preserving a history too dangerous to forget. Because in the cold beneath the ice <strong>some doors were never meant to be opened</strong>.</p><p>And the dead?</p>