Alone in a Galactic Revolution (The Galactic Passage)

Every generation produces its share of uniquely equipped celestial travelers. These are the individuals who seemingly appear out of nowhere, are not bound by a compass or a map, and often become the catalysts or martyrs of a movement. We usually meet these entities in their adulthood and we are rarely privy to their origin story. This is the initial interstellar account of the journey of Narvene Rance; an athletic contemplative against the grain thinker who has been abruptly jettisoned from Home Planet and marooned on an isolated lunar outpost located in a star system full of clone colonies, AI peacekeepers, rogue hackers, crypto miners, and a deadly mining federation. Some of her counterparts have either gone off planet or were unfairly apprehended and placed into a cryo'penitentiary. Her brother Jamir was drafted into the Outer Rim Mining Alliance. We follow her as she traverses many emotionally charged situations en route to catalyzing the early stages of a budding yet fragile movement. Her primary connection to past events is through a special ancestral journal that has found its way into her possession. She's hell-bent on reuniting with her brother, saving her parents, and securing a safe existence for everyone at her outpost. She can either conform and simply exist or she can take a stand. But with no parental support and without her brother to guide her, she's unsure who to trust, and this could mean the difference between life and death. Her journey is one of youthful conflict, unexpected deceit, deep reflection, sadness, extreme courage, and hope.

• | Author: Julian Darnell, Amira Lanae
• | Publisher: Independently published
• | Publication Date: Oct 17, 2019
• | Number of Pages: 57 pages
• | Language: English
• | Binding: Paperback
• | ISBN-10: 1700052144
• | ISBN-13: 9781700052148