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    Expedition 63 Book 2: Dark

    By T.A. Creech

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    Sequel to Dusk

    As the stranded inhabitants of the Space Station mark the opening of their second year since the world ended, Saito Naotatsu is determined to shake off some part of the grief infecting their temporary home. Maybe find a little happiness, too, with his best friend and communications specialist, Turlach Quinn.

    The situation explodes when Turlach finds his attraction to Saito confusing and relentless. At every turn, it seems Saito is there to break his control. With the Station falling apart around their ears and the crew breathing down his neck, Turlach finally has enough.

    Problems keep piling up. The crew is weary and waiting. Earth is a dark shadow of what it once was. Will they ever get home? Is there even anything left to go home to?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJMS Books LLC
    Release dateMay 19, 2018
    ISBN9781634866330
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    T.A. Creech

    T.A. Creech is a house-parent to a rambunctious small child and happily mated to an equally rambunctious military spouse. Her adventures in writing began with fanfiction, and once hooked, she never looked back. She loves to write queer romance with a speculative fiction bent. For more information, visit tacreech.com.

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