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On the far side of an unmapped gate, reality stays put only while someone is watching.
Lieutenant David Harrell expects Gate Eleven to be another routine survey. Instead, one crewman’s arm emerges from a bulkhead six meters from his body, equipment relocates between blinks, and the route home vanishes. The rule seems simple: keep human eyes on the ship, and its sh...
On a planet locked in a two-hundred-year winter, eleven hundred survivors depend on a deep thermal bore for heat. When instruments detect an impossible warm zone far beyond the city's thermal radius, David Corbett is sent with four others to investigate. They find preserved forests, abandoned settlements that survived far longer than official history admits, and a valley wher...
Staff Sergeant Peter Landry watched Ben Carver die four years ago. Now Carver is standing three centuries in the future.
Landry's unit has been sent through a temporal corridor to destroy an unauthorized installation and the device hidden inside it. The briefing promises two hundred hostile men, a forty-eight-hour extraction window, and a clean mission. Instead, t...
Paul Denny is surveying a dead Cold War station when his radar finds rows of soldiers standing upright beneath the ice, wired to machines that should have failed decades ago.
The buried facility belonged to Project Vernal, a classified military experiment designed to freeze human beings without extinguishing awareness. The bodies below have no heartbeat, circulati...
After seven hundred years in transit, Director Parrish opens his generation ship’s observation shields to reveal humanity’s promised destination. The star is gone. So is every other star.
Beyond the hull lies only blackness, and the measurable edge of what still exists is closing in. Parrish has eleven hundred people to keep alive, a ship built for arrival rather ...