
The Death of the Universe: Ghost Kingdom
Big Rip, Book 2
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Narrated by:
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David Stifel
About this listen
The new heart of the Milky Way is a quasar, enclosed by a huge shell. It will provide energy to humankind for a long time. But then one maintenance probe after another disappears. Is someone trying to manipulate the quasar to destroy our galaxy in a giant explosion? Or is it just a few outlaws who are trying to steal some of the quasar's energy for themselves?
Kepler and Zhenyi, with the help of some unexpected friends, discover that the stakes are much, much higher. They encounter new and at the same time ancient foes that they never dreamt of in their worst nightmares.
Finally, they face a lonesome decision that could make them traitors to humanity forever.
©2020 Brandon Q. Morris (P)2020 Tantor
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