Old Earth is dying. But somewhere above it, a cleaner, richer future is waiting. Steve Glenning is a gifted drone engineer who has spent his life maintaining the machines that keep what’s left of civilization running.
Old Earth is dying. But somewhere above it, a cleaner, richer future is waiting. Steve Glenning is a gifted drone engineer who has spent his life maintaining the machines that keep what’s left of civilization running. He prefers drones to people, routine to politics, and distance to drama. Then Anabelle enters his life. She seems brilliant, capable, even trustworthy. She is anything but. After learning she has been denied access to New Earth, the last great promise of survival, Anabelle sets out to take what she was refused. To get there, she uses Steve’s knowledge, his drones, and his trust against him—leaving death, destruction, and hunted survivors in her wake. As Steve fights to clear his name and stop the woman who betrayed him, others are pulled into the wreckage: Wynn, whose life is shattered in a matter of hours, and Kevin, the strange but loyal neighbor who refuses to walk away. Together they face weaponized drones, collapsing loyalties, and a ruthless race for the coordinates to humanity’s next world. This complete trilogy is a post-apocalyptic science fiction thriller about surveillance, betrayal, survival, and the terrible price of being left behind. Includes: The Drone KeeperThe GracelessFrom the Edge Total listening time: 11 hours, 46 minutes
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