Ghosts of Memory
Skylar took her ship on a road trip to a distant station. She finds the ship’s original owner, and from there, the world spins into road trips with the girls, a new captain, and raider attacks in the depths of space.
Skylar was compelled to head into space and directed to a specific station for supplies. Finding a Terran in bond to the station is strange, but the means by which she is tethered to the station is appalling. When the newcomer knows her way around the ship far better than Skylar does, she begins to think that this wasn’t a coincidence.
Chloe woke from her own death with the knowledge that she was to get up, dress, and to get into the ship that was waiting for her. She was never one to travel a predictable path. She got onto a transport and travelled the stars before ending up at the repair station, where she was tethered and made to work on interior systems repairs. Meeting her own ship again when it pulled in was coming home.
Joining forces is the most natural thing in the world, and they cross the cosmos and collect more stray Terrans. Margo lost a daughter, found a place in a warlike race, and now pilots the warship given by Chloe’s intended. Seeing the ghost of her lost daughter makes the fight for survival worth every scar.
Skylar was never supposed to have the bio ship. Chloe was never supposed to run from her destined mate, but together, they find those who need love and homes and help them find what they need, through life and death and the will to fight.
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