Stories about the beliefs we build our lives on.
Mero writes fiction about grief, control, and the quiet architecture of belief. The ordinary things a life is built from, examined closely, become extraordinary.
Water Under Everything
When her twin brother dies, a control-bound architect losing her hands to her mother's disease follows the experiments recorded in his journals into a worldview where belief builds reality. Death, she learns, is a doorway, not a wall.
A novel of grief, belief, and the doors we don't see. Currently in progress.
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No lectures in costume, no guru on the page. Every idea in Mero's fiction is paid for by a scene, earned by a character's choice rather than stated as doctrine.
Grounded, not mystical
The uncanny stays close to the ground: small, deniable, human-scale. Skeptics are honored characters, never punchlines.
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