In a small-town morgue in Millbrook, Illinois, the night attendant, Leo Voss, has been alone with the dead for twelve years. He knows the silence of the refrigerated drawers, the click of a toe-tag, the weight of a sheet. But one night in late October, after a Jane Doe is brought in from a car wreck, that silence breaks. A second heartbeat, impossibly, from inside a closed drawer. A name whispered in the dark. And a logbook entry that Leo will never forget. Luna tells the story of the night Leo Voss learned that some bodies are not quite finished. Intimate, hushed, and deeply unsettling.