A love story, perhaps.
It is also, every story…
Watching the Sea. The first book of the series: A Splinter in the Night’s Sky.
Centuries into the future, halfway across the galaxy, and lost in the darkness between the stars, a scientific expedition is ambushed. A soldier who should have died there, is forced by those few others who survived to explain how it was that he lived.
This is his story… but it is not only his story. It will always be her story.
.. and all stories must start someplace.
1997, Earth.
A police officer is summoned to the remnants of a brutal battle in a desolate, and mostly abandoned, apartment building in London. He finds there a diary, one which appears to have been carelessly forgotten. Left behind by a mysterious man, a survivor, and someone who it will take years for him to find.
The diary itself? That is a book filled with the ramblings of a man he would otherwise have thought insane.
If only it were not for that odd little inconsistency. That those who came for him that day, did so with bullets made of silver.
A young man, battle worn and missing his beloved Royal Marines. A young woman, far away from home for the first time, with a terrible secret she must always hide. A student, one fascinated by the science which governs our universe. An old man, far outside of his comfort zone....
...and another man, one minding his own business. Sitting on a beach, watching the sea... unaware of what is coming for him.
All thrown together into chaos.
Welcome to 1997, the year the fracture started.
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