[Solar Wind 01] • The Solar Wind
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- Authors
- Collins, Laura E.
- Publisher
- Amazon Digital Services
- Tags
- science fiction
- Date
- 2012-02-19T00:00:00+00:00
- Size
- 0.24 MB
- Lang
- en
The Earth is dying. The Great Impact of 2079 has rendered the Earth
uninhabitable. It is now hundreds of years later.
After the sudden death of her husband, all Ava Amherst wants is to begin a
peaceful new life away from Earth on the space station Orionis. Or so she
thought. After arrival she discovers life is much more difficult than she was
led to believe by the Intergalactic Transport Organization. People are
unfriendly, they keep to themselves, and food is much more expensive than she
anticipated.
Practically starving, Ava nearly faints walking home from work. She is
startled by a powerful electric shock radiating through her when handsome
starship captain Wesley Robinson, and his crewmember Naomi, surprisingly come
to her aid. The sensation is all but forgotten because of her yearning to make
new friends. Her happiness initially blinds her to some subtle clues that they
are more than simple humans.
Wesley’s starship brings freedom, travel, and many adventures to Ava. Narrowly
escaping a siege in space, they make an emergency landing on an abandoned
prototype station to repair their ship. Shortly after, Ava realizes there are
holes in her memory of the visit. She realizes something is wrong when she
examines an X-ray and learns that she has mysteriously healed from an injury
that she cannot recall. As her scientific mind struggles to cope with the
doubt that her friends are not what they seem, Ava decides the only way to
force Wesley to give her the truth is to confront him.
Little does Ava know that Wesley and his crew have their own enemies and an
agenda with which she has unknowingly become entangled. As events begin to
unravel, time is running out for them to find a way to keep her safe before it
is too late.