Skylight - Paperback

When the atmosphere suddenly fails, killing millions in high-altitude cities, Martin Fall loses his family and nearly his will to live. A year later, drawn back into public service amid a militarized, rationed society, he uncovers a deadly conspiracy involving fuel-tank bombings, a suppressed clean-energy breakthrough, and leaders who would rather control survivors than free them. A fast-paced political thriller and dystopian warning, Skylight asks what freedom is worth when the very air becomes the enemy—and whether hope can survive humanity's darkest hour.

• "What if the air itself became the enemy?" — a fresh, terrifying catastrophe premise unlike typical disaster fiction
• Ripped-from-the-headlines climate debate turned into a heart-pounding thriller
• A dystopian warning in the tradition of 1984 and The Road, praised by Forbes and former officials
• A story that will "fuel debate from all points on the political spectrum"—both an environmental and civil-liberties parable

“Like an aneurysm that erupts in a young and healthy heart, the horror begins in a time and place unexpected.”

Perfect for a reader who enjoys idea-driven dystopian thrillers like Michael Crichton or Cormac McCarthy's The Road and appreciates a political/environmental argument woven into fast-paced catastrophe fiction.