Caravel Transport Company
About this book
Wilson just needed a job. What he got was a seat behind the wheel as an interplanetary bus driver for the Caravel Transport Company.
Quiet and overqualified, Wilson spends his days shuttling passengers across the planets and moons of Lynn’s Star System—until he's reassigned to the system’s poorest cluster. There, he stumbles into a bizarre space cult and uncovers a plot to hijack his bus and sacrifice its passengers to a black hole god.
The situation seems hopeless. But Wilson isn’t just a driver—he’s an engineer, a physicist... and the only one standing between his passengers and oblivion.
A fast-paced, witty sci-fi novella featuring rich world-building, an unlikely hero, and one very dramatic bus ride.
Mark I
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Darren Hayashi-Tan is on a mission with his team of scientists: to grow a human in a lab. Using the most advanced AI and bioengineering technology, he creates Mark I—a perfect human body with an artificial consciousness, modeled after his deceased father.
As Darren spends time with Mark I, lines blur between experiment and family, logic and longing. When an accident forces Darren to take his creation out of the lab and into the real world, ethical dilemmas and hidden dangers lurk at every corner.
If Darren fails, he will lose everything. His career, his freedom, and most importantly the second chance to bond with his father he never thought he’d have.
In a future where life and technology intertwine, do relationships remain the same when the body itself is artificial?
Great for readers who enjoy thought-provoking sci-fi with an emotional core, this novel explores the meaning of memory, spirituality, and family in a world driven by machines.
