Alina has built her life around silence.

As an ASMR artist, she crafts digital sanctuaries of whispers, soft taps, and soothing soundscapes - until something begins whispering back. Strange noises haunt her recordings. Faces appear in spectrograms. The deeper she listens, the more certain she becomes: silence isn't empty. It's alive. And it wants her.

Dead Air is a slow-burn literary horror that blurs the line between intimacy and intrusion. When Alina's private refuge begins to collapse under the weight of strange sounds and the unsettling presence of an anonymous follower, she is forced to confront the dangerous possibility that what hides in the quiet has been listening all along.

Perfect for readers of Catriona Ward and Mariana Enriquez, Dead Air explores isolation, obsession, and the danger of being heard. A haunting debut that lingers in the spaces between breaths, where silence itself becomes the most terrifying sound of all.