On a failing generation-ship carrying the last of Earth, a young maintenance worker begins intercepting signals from a derelict sister vessel drifting in the same orbit, and has to decide whether the voice answering back is a rescue, a memory, or a trap.
The Last Habitable World
OngoingTeenage archivist Kael Voss discovers the generation ship Aethelgard has been flying in circles for a century — its destination destroyed, the Council lying to ten thousand sleeping colonists. When the truth surfaces, he must shatter their peace or let the lie continue.
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