Kestrel knows what's waiting at the far end. Getting there is the book. A trail left by heavy machinery leads beyond the recorded reach. But machinery that size took water somewhere, changed hands somewhere, crossed someone's lane, hired someone's crews. So the crew follows the road backwards: ice runs, orbital yards, inhabited worlds, a marked lane through the wreckage of a shattered moon. Calls to answer along the way. Jobs that go right. Hazards that don't.
The shortest of the four and the most road-trip.
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- Which leg of the road was your favourite?
- The official map "reduced it to a line". Did the civilisation along the way feel lived-in?
- Knowing the destination from page one: did it drain the tension or focus it?
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