Agent: Hannah Bowman, Liza Dawson Associates. With plenty of twists along the way, this proves a rollicking page-turner. Hunt weaves together an inventive tale of political intrigue, held together by Wren’s clever humor as he uses his powers of deduction to weasel his way out of danger time and again.

But both the Ministers and the Republic are on the hunt for this information as well-and all factions must contend with the strange and vicious life-forms that have called the ship home for the past millennia. Wren’s history in salvage and skills with ancient languages make him uniquely suited to find and decipher the logs of the ship’s Philosopher Stone experiments, which reportedly found the secret to eternal life. When snarky human criminal Sean Wren is charged with attempted murder, he avoids conviction by agreeing to a dangerous secret mission ordered by a shady Republic Senator: retrieving data from a thousand-year-old abandoned spaceship orbiting a star about to go nova. Categories: Science Fiction Science Fiction Space Opera Space Opera Review quote 'I read this six-hundred page beast in a single sitting because I couldnt put it down. In that ship Taran Hunt hides the secret to immortality. In this expansive far-future world, the alien Ministers, who conquered and subjugated humanity, are locked in conflict with the human Republic, which has rebelled. A Letter from November GSFF author Taran Hunt 30.11.22 Harveen Khailany In the furthest reaches of space, beyond what you or I might call civilisation, a nameless ship floats beside a dying star. Replete with action and humor, Hunt’s fast-moving debut sends a droll protagonist into the heart of a scientific mystery aboard a derelict spaceship. OverDrive: ebooks, audiobooks, and more for libraries and schools Far off the edge of human existence, beside a dying star lies a nameless ship abandoned and hidden, lost for a millennium.

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