Dan Moren

“I would like you to help me recover the biggest undiscovered treasure trove in the history of the galaxy: the tomb of Ikanto…”

It’s a wild offer. Especially when made by a floating brain in a jar. But Z’s an ex-con who’s short on money and options—and happens to know just the crew who could pull the job off.

Meet Graham, Z’s ursine partner in past crimes; Trix, an expert pilot and Z’s ex (it didn’t end well); and Whistler, a genetically engineered murder bird. Together with Ayex, the floating brain, they’re half dream team, half fever dream.

If they can overcome their differences and learn to trust each other, find a tomb hurtling through space towards a black hole, survive the tomb’s no doubt lethal defences, and escape, then maybe, just maybe, they can come away with riches to exceed even their wildest imagination.

Praise for Eternity’s Tomb

ETERNITY’S TOMB weaves together the best elements of heist and sci-fi dungeon-crawl–a floating tomb, a black hole, traps and puzzles, a crew fueled by snark and old business–into a well-paced narrative that deftly balances real stakes and adventure. Moren spins his tale with wit and heart and humor: I laughed out loud more than once.
K. Eason, author of the Thorne Chronicles

Raiders of the lost tomb! A rambunctious, snarky thrill ride with enough creepy to raise goosebumps, and so much heart I couldn’t stop myself from cheering on the idiots who thought the whole raiders of the lost tomb thing was a good idea.
Adam Oyebanji, author of Esperance

ETERNITY’S TOMB is clever and a fun read. I blasted through the entire thing in just a couple sittings.
Michael Mammay, author of the Planetside series

Eternity’s Tomb is the space caper to beat them all, equal parts hilarious and heartfelt, with more twists and traps than a mile-long escape room. My money’s on the murder bird!
Helene Wecker, author of The Golem and the Jinni Trilogy