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Index
TITLE PAGE
Copyright Page
Also by Jason Gurley
Praise for the Movement Trilogy
The Movement Newsletter
Dedication Page
Contents
Asylum
1
Tasneem
Treatment
First Wave
David
Ganymede
Two Rivers
Soma
BLAIR
1
EMIL
Stickers
Gretchen
Isona
Tasneem
REVOLUTION
1
MICAH
Argus
Onyx
Machine
Mae
BERNARD
1
NATHAN
1
ZITA
1
ELDON
1
INSTITUTION
1
DAVID
1
The Colonists
DARKNESS
Earth's time had come and gone. Man had bloomed across its surface like a virus, expanding outward in surges and pulses, claiming its valleys and plains, swarming over its shorelines and mountains. And when Earth had stumbled beneath man's heavy footsteps, man had gathered his things and taken to the stars, high above the skies of his homeworld. A time of peace had followed. Men of all nations had linked their arms to form a bridge, and history had crawled up their backs and carried them with it. For nearly two centuries, man stood side by side, accomplishing great feats of science and technology never anticipated. They constructed beautiful space stations and named them for legendary astronomers and moons and constellations and gods. They discovered cures for terrible diseases, and almost cured death itself. Survival inspires the greatest innovations. The Citadel, man's most awesome achievement, brought about a dark, poisonous age. The privileged men and women were called Onyx, and lived by the sweat of the Machine class, the hardworking men and women who lived belowdecks, in the dark and grime. The Machiners scattered throughout the solar system, carving out small homes for themselves on the surfaces of broken moons, in orbit around gaseous planets. But no matter how far they ran, they served the Citadel, and the Citadel provided sustenance. For three hundred years, the darkness held true. Few knew the light.
ANSEL
Blue Planet
Engineers
Seven Years
The Travelers
Dear Reader
About the Author
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