A sci-fi trilogy by N.H. Radd
The Infinite Frontier
The future is being built. The question is who it’s for.
In 2031, the corporations got to the Moon faster than the governments did, and they don't plan to leave. Five interns are chasing the same dream. What they find there is bigger than a career.
Three books · 2031 to 2037
The trilogy
Book One
Ignition
He came to build things in space. He may have to dismantle something on Earth first.
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Book Two
Gravity Well
The stakes are orbital. The politics are human. The robot at the center of it has never said a word.
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Book Three
The Long Horizon
Every thread. Every answer. And the five, together at the end.
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Start with the Preface and Chapter One
Five strangers become friends for life. They form, fracture, forgive, and choose each other. The tools that could give everyone abundance are being kept for a few, and the five are going to have to decide what to do about that.
No romance, by design. This is a story about friendship, and about who the future belongs to.
Read the first chapterOn the first of April, 2026, four astronauts lifted off from Kennedy Space Center aboard a spacecraft namedIntegrity and flew around the Moon. Nobody missed the joke in the date.
People watched and felt something they had not felt in a long time. It was not quite pride, and not quite wonder. It was the feeling of a door opening that a whole generation had quietly decided was shut for good.
It wasn't.
Pod 7 · Irvine · September 2031
The five
01
Remy Mercer
he/him
Trusts machines more easily than people.
02
Zara Al-Rashid
she/her
Raised to inherit her father's world.
03
Miguel Santos
he/him
The heart of the group.
04
Priya Nair
she/her
“I document the gap.”
05
Eden Cross
they/them
Says the uncomfortable true thing plainly.
“We don't leave anybody in the canyon.”
Ignition · Book One
How we got here
Five years, from the Preface
April 1, 2026
Four astronauts fly around the Moon aboard Integrity.
November 2028
The first landing at the lunar south pole.
February 2030
China lands.
2031
The corporations arrive.
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