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What Readers say:
"Great series, great science, and great entertainment."
"The author brings us right into the story as though we were living it. You really feel like you're there!"
"A very satisfying conclusion to an intriguing and insightful series."


"I didn't want [this series] to end."
"Loved that the characters were allowed to grow and mature in a "normal" way even though they were in abnormal situations."
"Let me say that this is the most satisfying conclusion to a fascinating and insightful series."

After moving up in the ranks as part of the Starlight crew, Jacob Flannery is faced with new, more personal, obstacles to overcome. He has fallen for a young doctor aboard the Starlight, yet his family still needs his help to survive.

His plan all along was to be reunited with his family. Now, he must decide what his true responsibilities are, beyond his day-to-day needs.

Is it selfish to think only of himself, honorable to follow his love interest, or loyal to go back with his family?

In the meantime, the family's new hire, Owen, discovers that the Shell World gravity must be slowed, which, if done improperly, will cause chain reactions that would result in irreparable damages in other areas.

Ultimately, the project must succeed even through the multiple hazards that are occurring.

And Jacob must answer the most important question of his life-what does he want?



"The combination of great plot and sympathetic and well-developed characters made this an excellent read."
"Persun presents the technical aspects of these future environments skillfully allowing even the less-then-tech-savvy reader to understand the challenges and risks."
"It's a real pleasure to find an author who makes the reader care deeply about what happens to his characters, especially in a sci-fi novel. I loved the ending."