Archaeologist Nel Bently must keep her crew, her friends, and her life's work safe, but with a benefactor playing chess with their lives, and angry militants who may actually have a point, Nel is ready to fight dirty.
Accused of a murder she's not certain is her fault, archaeologist Nel Bently has no choice but to go on the run. Between starvation, untraceable texts, and a harrowing journey through the wilderness, Nel is forced to question everything about the science she loves and the people she trusted--including her elusive, alien benefactor/girlfriend.
Archaeologist Nel Bently never dreamed her most important project would be on another planet. When one of her team's lead officers takes a walk without his atmosuit grief and confusion rock Nel's dig once again. Lightyears separate her from home and as Samsara's body count rises, the more it looks like Earth is next
Archaeologist Nel Bently returns to Earth searching for a deadly radio transmission. At every turn she is forced to question her allies and on which side Lin will fall when a line is finally drawn.
Nel Bently joins a fleet of refugees escaping across the stars, hunted at every turn by the only woman she ever made the mistake of loving. Then a grisly discovery sheds horrific light on the voices in Nel’s head–and what, exactly, Lin is after.
Dr. Nel Bently is better at wielding her temper and trowel than her words, but Samsara’s dead have chosen her to speak for them. And the cacophony calls for justice. She and Lin set out across the sinister jungle of the Nalawangsa estate, but their incendiary relationship isn’t helped by the fact that Nel can’t decide whether she wants to kiss Lin, or blast her out the nearest airlock.
Can Lin save their lives when she's forbidden to get involved?
This short takes place during the events of Travelers, and is from Lin's perspective.
The course of Lin's life has been altered by three things: the weight of her surname, Samsara's implosion, and archaeologist Nel Bently.
This short takes place during the events of Fugitives and is from Lin's perspective.
