Into the Void: A Sequel to The Center for Galactic Anomalies

by Carly Coleman

Two enemies stranded on a ship, one super soldier trying to keep everyone alive, a deadly plague, hive mind aliens, and a whole lot of nothing.

Into the Void picks up where the first book of the trilogy, The Center for Galactic Anomalies, leaves off. Dexia, a former telepathic behaviorist for the Center for Galactic Anomalies, now finds herself trapped in the unexplained and seemingly inescapable void dimension with the Overseer of the CGA, who, less than two weeks earlier, tried to end her life. She’ll have to learn to trust Adrius if they’re going to find a way to break free from their lifeless prison, which can be extra complicated with all of the mind-reading and dream-sharing that comes with two telepaths being stuck in a void. Meanwhile, the super soldier genetically engineered to protect the galaxy from anomalous threats, Tycho, faces his greatest challenge intergalactic political committee meetings. He turns to subverting the absurdity of intergalactic law to save a people in danger and help his first human friend make it out of the void.

487 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 31, 2025

About the author

Carly Coleman makes no claim to be affiliated with the Center for Galactic Anomalies corporation. She claims never to have heard of such a thing, nor does she know anything about a serialized accounting of the perilous adventures of anyone on Survalis. She said, "Space is dumb. Earth has enough to worry about without adding space into the mix. Save that stuff for later." Shortly after saying this, she received a call from a restricted number and a CGA branded business card fell out of her wallet along with five low value gift cards and assorted coins. There is reportedly another book published in her name, but she would not comment on that either.