โ Scribed by Britt Ringel
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
If Jake Marshall is such a good space traffic controller, why can't he see what's in front of his face?
Driven, cool-headed and climbing the career ladder to the top of his field, Jake wants a coveted position on the busiest orbital in the Prime star system. He's well on his way along with his gorgeous girlfriend, Tey, who can match his skill in the control room. Jake has it all and as far as he's concerned, the couple just needs a chance to move up.
Yet things aren't always as they seem. His best friend Sam can't quite articulate the troubles everyone but Jake sees coming and Tey is sending her own signals about the future. Despite attempts to warn him about placing career first and what it means to cross the wrong people, Jake still can't see past the blue dots on his scope.
In the aftermath, a woman in a far-flung system on the edge of explored space steps into Jake's life. Keeva Burke infuriates Jake the minute he...
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