The Fenru Record: A Gripping Space Opera of Ancient Civic Archives, Counterfeit Witness, and a Shelter Beginning to Count the Living. Dieser Artikel ist nicht verfügbar.
Sprache: Englisch
Verlag: Independently published, 2026
Serie: Buch 7 von 9 - Starwake Saga
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- Titel
- The Fenru Record: A Gripping Space Opera of Ancient Civic Archives, Counterfeit Witness, and a Shelter Beginning to Count the Living
- Autor
- Marten, Cohl
- Verlag
- Independently published
- Erscheinungsjahr
- 2026
- Zustand
- New
- Einband
- Softcover
- Sprache
- Englisch
- ISBN-13
- 9798252687179
- Serie
- Buch 7 von 9: Starwake Saga
The truth is no longer buried. Now the fight is over who gets to interpret it.
Rian Vale and his battered freighter crew have survived quarantine lanes, collapsing trade routes, waking relays, and a war built out of rescue, freight, and fear. What waits beyond the corridor heart is worse—and far older—than any of them expected.
Dragged through a brutal threshold on borrowed tow geometry and failing containment, they reach the Fenru Record: a vast shattered civic archive built not for conquest, but for witness. It is not the shelter itself. It is the memory attached to something larger, deeper, and already beginning to wake.
Inside the Record, Rian and his allies uncover the one fact that could change the war: control is the wrong answer. The system does not yield to ownership, command, or clean authority. It answers to distributed witness, plural survival, and arrivals that do not pretend to own the future.
That truth would be hard enough to carry on its own. But Quell is still in the dark behind them—close enough to steal part of the translation, reshape the story, and sell control as mercy before the frontier understands what is happening.
With their ship failing, their containment margin thinning, and the final shelter beginning to notice living worlds one by one, Rian’s crew faces an impossible task: spread the warning fast enough to force review before someone powerful turns survival itself into a claim.
The Fenru Record is Book Seven of The Starwake Saga: a sharp, high-tension space opera packed with damaged ships, counterfeit access, civic alien architecture, witness politics, found-family pressure, and a revelation that transforms the series from frontier war into a struggle over who gets counted when the ancient system wakes.
Perfect for readers who love:
• gritty space opera with real civilian stakes
• damaged crews, sharp banter, and impossible decisions
• alien archives, false signals, and dangerous interpretations
• political sci-fi where control and legitimacy are never the same thing
• sequels that deepen the mythology and widen the threat
The shelter is waking. Rejoin The Starwake Saga now.
Rian Vale and his battered freighter crew have survived quarantine lanes, collapsing trade routes, waking relays, and a war built out of rescue, freight, and fear. What waits beyond the corridor heart is worse—and far older—than any of them expected.
Dragged through a brutal threshold on borrowed tow geometry and failing containment, they reach the Fenru Record: a vast shattered civic archive built not for conquest, but for witness. It is not the shelter itself. It is the memory attached to something larger, deeper, and already beginning to wake.
Inside the Record, Rian and his allies uncover the one fact that could change the war: control is the wrong answer. The system does not yield to ownership, command, or clean authority. It answers to distributed witness, plural survival, and arrivals that do not pretend to own the future.
That truth would be hard enough to carry on its own. But Quell is still in the dark behind them—close enough to steal part of the translation, reshape the story, and sell control as mercy before the frontier understands what is happening.
With their ship failing, their containment margin thinning, and the final shelter beginning to notice living worlds one by one, Rian’s crew faces an impossible task: spread the warning fast enough to force review before someone powerful turns survival itself into a claim.
The Fenru Record is Book Seven of The Starwake Saga: a sharp, high-tension space opera packed with damaged ships, counterfeit access, civic alien architecture, witness politics, found-family pressure, and a revelation that transforms the series from frontier war into a struggle over who gets counted when the ancient system wakes.
Perfect for readers who love:
• gritty space opera with real civilian stakes
• damaged crews, sharp banter, and impossible decisions
• alien archives, false signals, and dangerous interpretations
• political sci-fi where control and legitimacy are never the same thing
• sequels that deepen the mythology and widen the threat
The shelter is waking. Rejoin The Starwake Saga now.
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