She came to demonstrate wormhole mathematics. She did not expect murder, sabotage, or the suspiciously attractive maintenance man who definitely isn’t maintenance.
Dr. Elara Quinn has spent fourteen years studying wormholes. Her groundbreaking predictive model could make interstellar travel safer than ever—assuming someone doesn’t steal it first.
Then a senator drops dead during her demonstration.
The evidence points toward Elara.
Her research has been compromised. Station records are being altered. Someone is manipulating gravity itself. And Riven Hale, the maddeningly calm maintenance worker who keeps appearing whenever things go wrong, knows far too much about security, weapons, and staying alive.
Because Riven has a secret of his own.
He’s an Interstellar Security commander working undercover—and soon someone is framing him for murder, too.
Now Elara and Riven are fugitives aboard Celestial Crown, an enormous space station preparing to host a critical interstellar peace summit. With a stubborn detective reluctantly joining the investigation and Elara’s brilliant, chaotic mother turning amateur sleuth, they uncover something far bigger than murder.
Someone has learned how to weaponize wormholes.
And the murders were only tests.
With the summit approaching, the wormhole network destabilizing, and a conspiracy reaching into the highest levels of interstellar security, Elara must trust her mathematics, Riven must decide whom he can still trust, and both of them must survive long enough to stop a disaster that could plunge entire worlds into war.
Unfortunately, they have one small problem.
They started with zero clues.
Zero Clues in Zero-G is a clean science-fiction mystery filled with space-station intrigue, reluctant partners, smart banter, found family, a slow-burn romance, an unconventional mother-daughter investigative team, and enough zero-gravity trouble to make staying on Earth look sensible.
Genre: Science Fiction
Dr. Elara Quinn has spent fourteen years studying wormholes. Her groundbreaking predictive model could make interstellar travel safer than ever—assuming someone doesn’t steal it first.
Then a senator drops dead during her demonstration.
The evidence points toward Elara.
Her research has been compromised. Station records are being altered. Someone is manipulating gravity itself. And Riven Hale, the maddeningly calm maintenance worker who keeps appearing whenever things go wrong, knows far too much about security, weapons, and staying alive.
Because Riven has a secret of his own.
He’s an Interstellar Security commander working undercover—and soon someone is framing him for murder, too.
Now Elara and Riven are fugitives aboard Celestial Crown, an enormous space station preparing to host a critical interstellar peace summit. With a stubborn detective reluctantly joining the investigation and Elara’s brilliant, chaotic mother turning amateur sleuth, they uncover something far bigger than murder.
Someone has learned how to weaponize wormholes.
And the murders were only tests.
With the summit approaching, the wormhole network destabilizing, and a conspiracy reaching into the highest levels of interstellar security, Elara must trust her mathematics, Riven must decide whom he can still trust, and both of them must survive long enough to stop a disaster that could plunge entire worlds into war.
Unfortunately, they have one small problem.
They started with zero clues.
Zero Clues in Zero-G is a clean science-fiction mystery filled with space-station intrigue, reluctant partners, smart banter, found family, a slow-burn romance, an unconventional mother-daughter investigative team, and enough zero-gravity trouble to make staying on Earth look sensible.
Genre: Science Fiction
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