A DEAD MOON. A LIVING PLAGUE. NO CLEAN WAY OUT.
All Captain Rask wanted was a quiet salvage stop. Instead, the Meridian drops out of FTL over a quarantined terraforming moon no one is supposed to remember—and definitely no one is meant to visit.
Erebos was written off decades ago. Officially, the plague won. Unofficially, survivors remain.
They’re organised, intelligent, and determined to keep the truth buried. They offer help and half-answers—while the Meridian suffers a string of ‘accidents’ that look anything but accidental.
When Glim uncovers a geological archive capable of exposing the catastrophe that killed the colony, Rask realises the real danger isn’t the plague. It’s the people who adapted to it—and what they’re willing to do to protect their home.
With a corporate recovery fleet inbound, loyalties strained, and Doc falling for the worst possible person, the crew must choose:
Expose the truth and doom the survivors…
or leave the moon to rot in silence.
Because some secrets don’t want saving.
Genre: Science Fiction
All Captain Rask wanted was a quiet salvage stop. Instead, the Meridian drops out of FTL over a quarantined terraforming moon no one is supposed to remember—and definitely no one is meant to visit.
Erebos was written off decades ago. Officially, the plague won. Unofficially, survivors remain.
They’re organised, intelligent, and determined to keep the truth buried. They offer help and half-answers—while the Meridian suffers a string of ‘accidents’ that look anything but accidental.
When Glim uncovers a geological archive capable of exposing the catastrophe that killed the colony, Rask realises the real danger isn’t the plague. It’s the people who adapted to it—and what they’re willing to do to protect their home.
With a corporate recovery fleet inbound, loyalties strained, and Doc falling for the worst possible person, the crew must choose:
Expose the truth and doom the survivors…
or leave the moon to rot in silence.
Because some secrets don’t want saving.
Genre: Science Fiction
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