by G J Ogden
I had no idea at the start of this journey where I’d end up. I’d made it my mission to find Casey Valera, Blake Meade and Satomi Rose again. Find them and lift the veil of lies so that they could see the universe as I saw it, free and alive. I don’t know how we managed it, but we pulled it off. So now a new mission begins. A new journey. Where will it take us? I have no idea, but I’m excited to find out.
I also said I wanted Satomi to see what I saw and for us to gaze upon the galaxy of stars together with newborn eyes. But the truth is, she’s already seen and shown me so much more. We were always together in our minds, joined through space and time, long before our physical forms ever met. Whenever times were darkest, we found each other. We saved each other. We’re a part of one another. If that’s not love, I don’t know what is.
So, who am I? My name is Captain Taylor Ray, and I am awake.
The end.
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Also By This Author
If you enjoyed this book, please consider reading The Planetsider Trilogy, also by G J Ogden, available from Amazon.
The Planetsider Trilogy:
A post-apocalyptic thriller with a military Sci-Fi twist
The Planetsider
The Second Fall
The Last of the Firsts
“The strong action sequences and thoughtful worldbuilding make this one worth picking up for fans of plot-driven SF.”
- Publishers Weekly
About The Author
At school I was asked to write down the jobs I wanted to do as a ‘grown up’. Number one was astronaut and number two was a PC games journalist. I only managed to achieve one of those goals (I’ll let you guess which), but these two very different career options still neatly sum up my lifelong interests in science, space and the unknown.
School also steered me in the direction of a science-focused education over literature and writing, which influenced my decision to study physics at Manchester University. What this degree taught me is that I didn’t like studying physics and instead enjoyed writing, which is why you’re reading this book! The lesson? School can’t tell you who you are.
When not writing, I enjoy spending time with my family, walking in the British countryside, and indulging in as much Sci-Fi as possible.
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