A ship runs a certified route and nearly tears itself apart, and every instrument says it did nothing wrong. Lieutenant Sarah Bishop can prove the track was somewhere the certificate said it wasn't. She can't explain why. So she gets sent out with an expedition to measure the place where the maps stop agreeing with each other.
I wanted the tension to live in the numbers: people deciding when a measurement is good enough to bet a ship on.
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