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“I’m sorry, but I don’t buy that,” Lamont scowled. “His people were exploring these stars when yours and mine were waving goodbye to our tails. You want…
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“Doesn’t it strike you as odd that the tower would provide us with a—parking spot—just close enough for us to get fried by our energetic passerby…
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She poked a finger in the center of his t-shirted chest. “I’m not ordering you, Ed. I’m reminding you of who you say you are and what you say you're…
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Amila hovered her fingertip over the console for a moment and then pushed a rectangular button. There was a shower of sparks over Spratt’s head that…
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“Good lord,” Constance exclaimed, combing a hand compulsively through her sand-colored hair. “What’ve they gotten us into?”
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“We can handle a lot,” Miss Anna whispered. “But I’m not sure we can handle that. Jackson—was there talk of—that is to say—are we all expected to make…
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Prior to the announcement of Westward, she had planned to join up with a mining crew bound for the Jovian trojans, her sense of adventure winning out…
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Constance nodded dutifully. In her experience, pre-Epiphanals came in two varieties: Those who would never, ever talk about life before the Event, and…
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“It still leaves a logistical problem,” Clyde pointed out. “We can ration food and get away with it, but you can’t tell people to breathe less.”
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“A small, unidentified object passed at a very high speed between us and the tower. It released a powerful electrical discharge along the way, hitting…
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The lights of the colonist deck and the long window that followed the outside corridor of the crew deck were flickering, rapidly plunging their home…
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Peering out through the bulbous amber eyes of the asteroid pod, Lamont considered the strange forms of the other vessels that, at some point, had made a…
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