Ethos was mankind’s greatest hope. Until the Link closed. On the 300th anniversary of Earth’s first expedition to another solar system, the original colony ship miraculously appears near Saturn.
Ethos was mankind’s greatest hope. Until the Link closed. On the 300th anniversary of Earth’s first expedition to another solar system, the original colony ship miraculously appears near Saturn. But the crew of Excursion One is nowhere to be found. All that’s left is a broken android, and a string of clues. Captain Calvin Brooks, a hero from the Solar Wars, spends his days trying to forget the past on Link Station, until he’s thrust into danger when he’s asked to pilot the decayed ship back through the wormhole to search for the Ethos colony. Jane Vanderbilt is the world’s most renowned historian on the revamped Excursion One mission, and her connection to the crew runs deep. Jane is added to the team by a mysterious astrophysicist, loyal to the Diplomats. Luke Dalton is haunted by tragedy. He works the mines on Mars, while the loss of his family constantly weighs on him. The Deniers have other plans. Luke’s enlisted for duty by the Diplomat’s enemy. His mission: learn what really happened on Ethos. Join the crew of Excursion Two as they venture into the Link. No one is ready for what they find across the void. From Nathan Hystad, the Best-Selling author of The Other Place, First Life, The Event, Lost Contact, and many others.
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