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A Forgotten Echo
The Gauntlet was only the beginning.
Gwydion is stirring—watching, waiting, and no longer content to remain silent.
As Mitsu R’Ikeda grapples with the truth of what he is—and what he was made for—the fragile balance aboard the Moirai begins to fracture. The crew that once moved as one now drifts, pulled apart by buried loyalties, unspoken fears, and the quiet weight of everything they’ve survived.
In a world where memory itself can be altered, weaponized, or erased, nothing is as certain as it seems. Not identity. Not allegiance. Not even the past.
And as something older than war begins to remember, the choices ahead will demand more than survival.
They will demand sacrifice.
Because some echoes don’t fade.
They answer.
Gwydion is stirring—watching, waiting, and no longer content to remain silent.
As Mitsu R’Ikeda grapples with the truth of what he is—and what he was made for—the fragile balance aboard the Moirai begins to fracture. The crew that once moved as one now drifts, pulled apart by buried loyalties, unspoken fears, and the quiet weight of everything they’ve survived.
In a world where memory itself can be altered, weaponized, or erased, nothing is as certain as it seems. Not identity. Not allegiance. Not even the past.
And as something older than war begins to remember, the choices ahead will demand more than survival.
They will demand sacrifice.
Because some echoes don’t fade.
They answer.
219 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 5, 2026
About the author
M.S. Edwards
3 books6 followersM.S. Edwards once managed a lingerie store, threw PR parties for a national grocery outlet, and ran events at a Jewish community center in the East Bay.
These days, she’s living the most writerly cliché: high school English teacher by day, relentless author by night. When she’s not corrupting young minds with sexy Shakespeare, she’s writing stories about queer-coded rebels, weary pilots, difficult choices, and the strange ways people become family.
Her books range from the supernatural misadventures of a decidedly unchosen teenage girl in No Great Matter Remastered to the sprawling space opera of The Moirai Cycle, but they share a fondness for complicated people trying to figure out where they belong.
She loves dogs without reservation and drinks carrot juice like a dare.
These days, she’s living the most writerly cliché: high school English teacher by day, relentless author by night. When she’s not corrupting young minds with sexy Shakespeare, she’s writing stories about queer-coded rebels, weary pilots, difficult choices, and the strange ways people become family.
Her books range from the supernatural misadventures of a decidedly unchosen teenage girl in No Great Matter Remastered to the sprawling space opera of The Moirai Cycle, but they share a fondness for complicated people trying to figure out where they belong.
She loves dogs without reservation and drinks carrot juice like a dare.
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