Let Space Be Your Coffin

Two men, one ship, and a void where no one can hear you scream. Bert Tanner and his business partner Miles have crossed the galaxy together, but somewhere in the cold between planets, something curdled. Now Bert nurses a jealousy so fierce it burns brighter than any star, and he's crafted a plan to murder Miles in the only place where murder might actually work: deep space, beyond all jurisdiction, beyond all help, beyond all witness. But here's the thing about killing someone when you're millions of miles from the nearest authority: you better be sure you're smart enough to get away with it, because there's no one coming to save you if you don't. S. M. Tenneshaw crafts a brooding, claustrophobic tale of betrayal where the vastness of space becomes both alibi and accomplice, and the only thing more dangerous than plotting murder is executing it.