When contact is lost with Mission Control, Commander John Dennington isn’t overly concerned. Such hiccups in communication are common. The first inkling of the larger problem occurs when he sees the very shape of the world change before his eyes.<br><br>John must ease his crew into a new mission and keep the Station together by any means necessary. The crew jeopardizes their chances by fighting his orders, but Jason Weiss, his mission specialist and the light of his life, makes John’s situation more bearable.<br><br>The smallest malfunction to Station or crew would spell the end for six astronauts trapped high above a ruined Earth. It’s their mission to carry on. Random chance of the universe hasn’t operated in their favor so far, but John is determined to see them all safely home.

Expedition 63 Book 1: Dusk

“I’ll start, since I’m technically second in command.” Jason’s hand started to visibly shake as hepushed it through his hair. “We have the standard supplies for the long-term experiments, of course. And life support is good so far, as long as the nanites in the CO2 filters work like they’re supposed to. Water is not an issue. Food, though, we only have enough to support all of us for a year, give or take, without resupply.”


Saito took a turn, next, with barely a look at any of them. “Besides the soil tests I’m working on, andthat won’t do a damn thing for us, our medical supplies are in good order.” He shrugged his right shoulder, since Turlach still occupied the left. “Barring any major injuries or illness, we will have enough to last us a decade, at least.”


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