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Where the Ships Die

In the vast reaches of space, there are natural means of intergalactic travel known as "gaps" or "wormholes". There are only four known wormholes in existence. But the location of one of them is hidden in a veil of mystery, lost in a conspiracy of murder. Its power belong to the first human who finds it—or the alien race who would kill for it.

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 277 pages

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