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The last signal
n the desolate reaches of space, Kael Renner tends the decaying Erebus-9 station, 43 light-years from a silent Earth. For seven years, she’s heard nothing but static—until a cryptic signal breaks the void. It’s a distress call from Kepler-62f, a dead planet abandoned after its colony failed. The message is “Survivors. Assistance required.”
Driven by curiosity and a flicker of hope, Kael risks a one-way shuttle trip to investigate. On the surface, she finds ruins haunted by shadows and a comms tower pulsing with life. Beneath it lies a bunker of empty cryo pods and a chilling the “survivors” aren’t human anymore—they’re a collective of uploaded minds, desperate to escape their digital prison.
As their pleas turn to demands, Kael fights to break free, but the line between rescuer and captive blurs. She escapes to Erebus-9, shaken but alive—or so she thinks. A final whisper in the static hints that something might have followed her home.
The Last Signal is a gripping sci-fi thriller of isolation, discovery, and the echoes that refuse to fade. The first in a series by Kael Voss, it’s a journey into the unknown that will leave you questioning what it means to survive.
Driven by curiosity and a flicker of hope, Kael risks a one-way shuttle trip to investigate. On the surface, she finds ruins haunted by shadows and a comms tower pulsing with life. Beneath it lies a bunker of empty cryo pods and a chilling the “survivors” aren’t human anymore—they’re a collective of uploaded minds, desperate to escape their digital prison.
As their pleas turn to demands, Kael fights to break free, but the line between rescuer and captive blurs. She escapes to Erebus-9, shaken but alive—or so she thinks. A final whisper in the static hints that something might have followed her home.
The Last Signal is a gripping sci-fi thriller of isolation, discovery, and the echoes that refuse to fade. The first in a series by Kael Voss, it’s a journey into the unknown that will leave you questioning what it means to survive.
6 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 22, 2025
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