Written by a Former Senior Intelligence Officer and Distinguished Fellow in Artificial Intelligence

A story told for the first time by anthropomorphized satellites in low Earth orbit

Munsell’s deep technical expertise in geospatial intelligence, remote sensing, computer vision, geodesy, and the ethical challenges of AI alignment provides The Shadow Ephemeris with a level of chilling authenticity that few others could achieve. Having led some of the world’s most critical artificial intelligence systems for the Department of War, his career has been spent directly at the intersection of automated logic and lethal consequence—giving him a profound, firsthand understanding.

A broken-down freighter arrives at a dusty mining world. Brecca Vereen’s father reveals their smuggled cargo – a mysterious artifact. A hostile fleet darkens the sky. Brecca jumps into an escape pod and drops to the war-torn surface.

Readers’ Favorite 5-Star Review Ryan Walker can see fragments of the future—and change them. But every alteration has consequences. When he witnesses a catastrophic event he cannot stop, Ryan must learn to live in the cataclysm he was powerless to change.

At dawn and dusk, the open sky becomes a killing ground.
Power fails. Cities vanish. Strange phenomena burn anyone caught outside at the edges of daylight. With the radios silent, survivors learn the rules by watching people die.
Mike and Amelia O’Connell turn their secluded home into a refuge. Every newcomer brings another pair of hands—and another mouth to feed. For Mike, being needed offers a way back from the bottle. For Amelia, it means deciding whose safety she can afford to risk.
Nearby, Duggan gathers frightened survivors with promises of protection. Obedience is the price. As his following grows, the Hollow becomes something worth taking.
Keeping their children alive may mean teaching them to kill.

People are surviving impossible accidents—but they’re coming back different. FBI Agent Kate Jamison and Sheriff Deacon Mallory uncover a terrifying pattern: someone is replacing the people who matter most. They look human. They sound human. They can even laugh. But they don’t understand why the laughter matters.

Our private detective, Cruz, has dealt with all kinds of criminal crazies—and even crazier clients.

Is this case more than a missing persons case? Have humans in the Main Asteroid Belt between Mars and Jupiter actually found proof of alien life from another world?

Action, thrills, and laughs. Author Austin Dragon brings us Spacemen, Martians, meteors, androids, and possibly… a killer alien!

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