Voyage of the Last Harvest
A generation ship has drifted off course for a decade — and one young engineer refuses to give up on getting it home.
- Banter-filled space opera aboard a battered old freighter
- A ragtag crew answering a colony's dying distress call
- Found family risking everything against a corporate deadline
“The Second Wind had a leak in her port coolant line, a dent in her belly shaped uncannily like a fist, and exactly four hundred and twelve credits left in her accounts — which was four hundred and twelve more than she'd had that morning, so Captain Josephine Calder was trying to call it a good day. "I'm not saying the client was wrong to be upset," said Ren Okafor, feet up on the console, guiding the ship through the Kestrel Corridor with the kind of lazy competence that made Jo's teeth hurt.”
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Length: A full short story — about 25–35 minutes to read.
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