IT LEARNED OUR FACES
A Horror Novella

When a routine ice core sample comes up from four hundred meters at Meridian Deep Field Station, glaciologist Dana Whitlock and her team of eleven have no idea they've just pulled something forty thousand years old — and very much alive — into their isolated Antarctic outpost.It doesn't kill the way anything should. It replaces. Perfectly, completely, using its victim's own body as a template — convincing enough that no one can tell who's still human and who's already gone.With their satellite uplink sabotaged and no way to call for help, the remaining crew must find a way to identify the thing wearing one of their own faces before it reaches everyone else — and before whatever they're truly dealing with finds its way off the ice entirely.A tense, claustrophobic survival horror novella about trust, isolation, and the terrifying question of who's really standing next to you.