Klandor Rising: the complete series

Wishing Shelf Book Awards Red Ribbon(2025) —Global Book Awards Silver Medal(2025)Moonchild Irene Slade has nothing left to lose — not family, not home, not even the solace of blame. Alpha Centauri is far from no one she loves.When a disenfranchised pilot, kept at the margins of the mission’s briefings, has an encounter with an intelligent alien species, the result is catastrophic. Lives are lost. Truth is buried. And guilt becomes Irene's legacy.Among the dead was a friend... A sister... An aunt...So Irene bends protocol and invokes her override—bringing two young women into a mission strained by silence. Their presence is a quiet act of atonement… and a fragile hope for Klandor.The sisters' endeavours carve their own path between alien culture and colonial enterprise, the fate of this world — and perhaps what it means to be human — in their hands. Their legacy, their unsolved enigmas, develop fatal consequences for a new generation of settlers."A well-polished sci-fi saga with a 'classic' feel to it. A RED RIBBON WINNER and highly recommended!'"The Wishing ShelfKlandor Risingbrings together the first three novels of the Klandor Series—Klandor Encounter(Book 1),Klandor Endeavour(Book 2), andKlandor Enterprise(Book 3)—into one comprehensive volume. Each novel, named for a shuttle, reflects a different stage of the exploration and colonization of Klandor and their relationship with the enigmatic yolti. The collection also includesKlandor Enigma(Book 4), a standalone novelette.While all stories are set in the same rich universe, they focus on three separate generations and can be enjoyed independently.Klandor Enigmanotably occurs a generation after the events ofEnterprise, delving into a chilling mystery: a series of deaths of eleven-year-old children born in Lennisvale, while Lorraine and Lennis Firth's aunt was a member of the original survey mission inEncounter—and her presence is still felt on the new planet.Discover the challenges of exploring and colonizing the alien world of Klandor—where the best and worst o