Jeffrey Reid

In the ruins of Detroit, Michigan Central Station still stands —an empty cathedral of stone and steel where sound doesn’t echo the way it should. When a trail of sightings points to a missing girl, a lone tracker enters the station expecting scavengers and decay.

The world ended in November 2019. Fortlet never recovered. Fifteen years later, the Citadel survives beneath the ruins—part fortress, part pressure cooker—where every ration is counted and every promise has an expiration date.

On Orion, the desert isn’t just terrain—it’s a system. Every few weeks, an event the colonists call the Eclipse rolls across the planet and turns certainty into static: sensors drift, maps lie, and the mind fills in gaps it cannot explain.

In the heart of a snowy village, four-year-old Arthur embarks on a magical adventure with his loyal companion, Achilles—a towering, brindle-coated German Shepherd with a heart as big as his size.