The Veil

by Daniel P. Glick

Two lives torn apart. Two broken worlds collide. One mission that will change the fate of humanity.

In the wake of a global war, a hardened Marine finds himself thrust into a mission beyond exploring a newly discovered portal to another world. On the other side is a land of both beauty and peril, where familiar landscapes are twisted and the very fabric of reality seems to fray at the edges. As Aarav delves deeper into this torn planet, he uncovers ancient secrets, encounters strange creatures, and grapples with the mysteries of the a force that threatens to consume everything.

Amidst the chaos, Aarav must confront not only external threats but also his inner demons as he navigates a world where the past and the present collide. "The Veil" is a mesmerizing blend of military science fiction, metaphysical exploration, and delicate socio-political perfect for readers who enjoy intricate world-building and thought-provoking themes that hold aspects of society up to scrutiny. Rather than leave this world behind, step into "The Veil" and explore the age-old question of who we truly are in the cosmos.

280 pages, Paperback

Published August 12, 2025

About the author

Daniel Glick is an author from Lancaster, Pennsylvania. He is a Rope Access Technician and Arborist, enjoys foraging, rock climbing, hiking, and pursuing his interest in music, linguistics, and science. He is the father of two incredible children, and the husband to his beautiful wife, Emily, with whom he has had many adventures with all over the world.

After many years of working in the construction, Christian camping, and zipline/challenge course industries, he became inspired to write his first book “The Veil” in the winter of 2024. Although the journey to authorship was an unforeseen turn that his life took, God has been faithful through the whole process, as well as a constant inspiration to him. He is a huge fan of Tolkien and Lewis, who are the main literary inspirations to his books, but also enjoys nonfiction reads especially on topics of theology, archeology, linguistics, and ancestral health.

When not writing or reading, you can find him climbing trees for both professional and recreational purposes, playing and creating music, foraging while on a hike with his family, or renovating his house.