Beacon Saga
Kimani Upshur, M.Ed.
Space Opera · Futuristic
Series
4
Books
About this ebook series
Caleb Voss has kept the lamp at Farlight Station for nine years — the last crewed lighthouse at the edge of charted space, holding its beam steady so colony convoys can thread the Rift by a light they steer by but can never reach. Then his long-range array catches a pulse from beyond the last buoy: metronomic, exact, repeating every 47.3 seconds along the lane the colony ship Covenant took fifty years ago, before she vanished with four thousand souls asleep aboard. Edge Command's orders are plain — log it, do not transmit, do not investigate, and let no vessel cross the edge on this matter. Caleb crosses anyway, riding out with supply pilot Mara Quill into uncharted dark where wreck fields, jackal raiders, and the Covenant's fate are waiting — because a keeper's job was never just to watch the light, but to answer when someone knocks out of the dark. It is Caleb's Christian faith that carries him across — the keeper's prayer of Psalm 27 on his lips and the promise of John 1:5 in his chest — in Book One of the Beacon Saga.
Caleb Voss has kept the lamp at Farlight Station for nine years — the last crewed lighthouse at the edge of charted space, holding its beam steady so colony convoys can thread the Rift by a light they steer by but can never reach. Then his long-range array catches a pulse from beyond the last buo...
