Solid haunting tale with likeable characters and very bingeable

#teamdisappointed

Ghost Station (and Dead Silence, S. A. Barnes' previous Scifi title) is instantly interesting and bingeable. Barnes feeds you info on a need-to-know basis, so no fear of choking down unnecessary interplanetary info. Just kick back and enjoy how a semi self-aware Psychologist, with daddy issues (hell, all around family issues) navigates her first outting with a tense, fractured R&E crew, new tech and potential hallucinations, all while on an abandoned planet in extreme isolation.
Barnes is quickly becoming a favorite author on the Scifi front. Bonus points for the horror-mystery additions.
An all around good time.

Thanks to NetGalley and Tor Nightfire for the eARC!

~Late to the Party per usual~

My first Bardugo read. I know her other series are quite different, but dare I jump into the Grishaverse as well?
Obvi continuing with this series bc I LOVED Ninth House.

Slow burn, psychological horror. Emphasis on the slow.