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A Fugitive's History of the Known Universe
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Expected 21 Jul 26Hardcover with sprayed edges. In the sequel to A Rebel’s History of Mars, Azad and his fellow time-traveling historians must contend with the consequences of the dark secrets they’ve exposed…
After exposing the dark origins of his world on the distant planet of Nabatea, Azad is a fugitive, hunted across the galaxy by the fearsome Vitruvian Authorities. But to lead a passive society into revolution, Azad and his crew must enlist the unlikely help of a space pirate with an agenda all her own. Their adventures once again draw them into the past, into the early days of settlement on Nabatea, where a death continues to haunt the fledgling community and a mother must contend with her son’s monstrous vision for their new home.
After exposing the dark origins of his world on the distant planet of Nabatea, Azad is a fugitive, hunted across the galaxy by the fearsome Vitruvian Authorities. But to lead a passive society into revolution, Azad and his crew must enlist the unlikely help of a space pirate with an agenda all her own. Their adventures once again draw them into the past, into the early days of settlement on Nabatea, where a death continues to haunt the fledgling community and a mother must contend with her son’s monstrous vision for their new home.
288 pages, Hardcover
Expected publication July 21, 2026
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May 21, 2026
Thank you to #NetGalley and the author for my e-arc of this book!
If you are itching for some sci-fi content that will have you hooked from the moment you start then this is the book (or books) for you!
This book follows a unique dual narrative of Azad and Saadia through past and future and takes you through how their stories connect both tragically and victoriously.
The descriptions and detail of the scientific elements really pulls you in, as well as the space pirates and corporate destruction.
I really enjoyed following the characters and how morally grey they could both be at times - humans are complex people and it leads to revolution and heartbreak for our characters here.
For transparency, when I requested and read this book, I had no idea it was a sequel. It completely stood on its own for me as it recalled the previous book several times. I’ll now definitely check out the first one to learn more about Kezza!
4/5⭐️!
If you are itching for some sci-fi content that will have you hooked from the moment you start then this is the book (or books) for you!
This book follows a unique dual narrative of Azad and Saadia through past and future and takes you through how their stories connect both tragically and victoriously.
The descriptions and detail of the scientific elements really pulls you in, as well as the space pirates and corporate destruction.
I really enjoyed following the characters and how morally grey they could both be at times - humans are complex people and it leads to revolution and heartbreak for our characters here.
For transparency, when I requested and read this book, I had no idea it was a sequel. It completely stood on its own for me as it recalled the previous book several times. I’ll now definitely check out the first one to learn more about Kezza!
4/5⭐️!
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