As We one two three Fall

Twenty years of silence. Twenty years of hope. Twenty years of lies.

Commander George Whiteman thought humanity had finally escaped the Devourers-entities of pure energy that don't just kill, they consume the very fabric of spacetime. But when a derelict ship drifts into the mining outpost known as The Sanctuary, the fragile peace is incinerated. Inside the wreck lies Kidha, a bio-engineered hybrid and the only living link to the ancient civilization that inadvertently birthed the swarm.

As the Devourer tide surges back into the solar system, George is forced into an impossible alliance. Between the treachery of military opportunists and a shadowy syndicate looking to weaponize the hive mind, George discovers a terrifying truth: the hyper-jump technology that saved humanity was a Trojan horse-a poisoned gift from ancient AIs designed to force all life into a single, destructive singularity.

To save the future, humanity must face the End Zone. With a jury-rigged weapon and a crew of broken souls, George and Kidha must decide if the price of survival is the loss of what makes them human. In a universe demanding total assimilation, the ultimate act of rebellion is to remain alone.

From the visionary mind of Raymond Bradley comes an epic space opera that explores the jagged edge between individuality and oblivion.