Book Review: Ghost Station
Ghost Station is a science-fiction horror novel written American author S.A. Barnes. The book is set in the far-off future in which capitalistic corporations have expanded their reach across the stars to purchase and mine resource-heavy planets. The main character is psychologist Dr. Ophelia Bray who has been hired to take part in a mission with a small exploration crew to a remote icy planet which has been abandoned by its prior survey crew for unknown reasons. While eager to work with her new colleagues to figure out exactly what happened on the planet, Bray faces notable resistance due to her less than flattering reputation in diagnosing and handling the space-based hysteria condition known as ERS. This turns out to be the least of their problems however as the crew soon learns that there’s a dark and foreboding threat buried deep beneath the snow that will eat away at each of them slowly but surely. This horror in this book is more so on the psychological end though there is the in...
