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Orion's Phantom - Softcover

Rowe, Cassian R.

 
9781734527186: Orion's Phantom

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The perfect soldier has one fatal flaw: he is a lie.

Milo Shepherd was built to be obedient, precise, and utterly unaware that his life was a construct of AstraDyne, the corporate power ruling known space. His loyalty was guaranteed by the Neurolattice, a neural device that turned his mind into the encryption key for their darkest secret-Project Orion: a gateway to the volatile, reality-warping Outer Vector.

Now, the Lattice is failing. As his false memories dissolve, a forbidden starmap pulses beneath his skin. Hunted by his former commander, Brant-a man who defined his past and now seeks to erase his future-Milo has nowhere left to turn. His only hope lies with two uneasy allies: Leyda Vega, the surgeon who helped build his prison, and Tess Marin, a sharp-witted smuggler with a history he is only beginning to remember.

Their final, desperate gambit is to plunge into the fractured reality of the Outer Vector. In a realm where the laws of physics collapse and the truth is unstable, Milo must confront the ultimate cost of his freedom: the potential loss of everything that makes him human.

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Über die Autorin bzw. den Autor

Cassian R. Rowe is an author of bold, character-driven fiction spanning fantasy, sci-fi, and mystery. His stories blur the line between myth and menace, where temptation meets ruin, and heroes are just morally flexible enough to survive their worlds. Known for his sensual wit, cinematic pacing, and emotionally charged characters, Rowe crafts tales of danger, loyalty, and the darker corners of desire. His works include Ghosts of Eidolon and The Storm of Sleepy Hollow, among others, set within his jagged continuum of interconnected worlds. When not plotting doomed heists or razor-edged betrayals, he's likely muttering about lost sleep, rewriting sinful things into sentences, or drinking cocktails he can't pronounce.

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