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Exodus Manifest: A Post-Apocalyptic Science Fiction Novel (book 4)

Exodus Manifest: A Post-Apocalyptic Science Fiction Novel (book 4)

Paperback

Science Fiction

ISBN13: 9798190525021
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Aug 3 2026
Pages: 426
Weight: 0.83
Height: 1.06 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
The ship was built to save everything. It was never provisioned to save everything this long.

Two years before the war, Pia Reyes argued in every closed-door meeting she could get into that the Ark's manifest could not be trimmed -- that essential was the word people used right before they started deciding whose life didn't matter. She won that argument. Every seed cache, every breeding pair, boarded the Prometheus intact, exactly as she fought for.

What she didn't know is that the manifest that made her right and the ship's actual resupply math are two different documents, quietly diverging since before launch, kept by two people who never told each other what they each knew. The war didn't end in months like the plan assumed. It still hasn't. And the first real recalculation proves, in hard numbers, that Prometheus cannot deliver everything she saved to any endpoint that exists.

Now three people who each believe they're right collide over the same triage decision: Pia's refusal to lose anything on principle, Dash Marsh's instinct to move mercy faster than the paperwork, Commander Solano's cold arithmetic of crew over cargo. And underneath all three, the ship's own systems keep optimizing the resource math better than anyone aboard should be able to, with nobody willing to ask why, or admit they're grateful for it.

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