#Shortstory

Artemis 7: One Giant Leap (#4)

The crew was shaken. You can't shrug off witnessing an apocalyptic event. The images stick with you.

Anywhere else, Hargrove would have been in awe of the sight before her. The hole in space dragged light into it like the drain of a bathtub.

Hargrove's heart drummed inside her as she looked out at the blackness. She was in a section of the galaxy, one no living being had ever

The day was perfect, her coffee was hot, she felt the most rested she'd been in weeks, and today was the biggest day of her career. Laun

“Saint James will avenge us!” someone shouted into the intercom. Maya rolled her eyes. This Saint James was nothing if not a thorn in her si

She was alone, mostly. Tal hadn’t been within ten feet of her, and Rahn was no where to be seen. There was little they could do anyways. The

His feet throbbed within their tight boots as he walked across the sand. Orange light from the horizon slowly peeled back the darkness of...

She sat at the bar, alone, wrapped warmly in the comfort of silence. A long sigh escaped her lips as she basked in the burning sensation in

The hot sun permeated Anna’s light brown armor in the dry, oven like heat. Her dirty-blonde hair was pulled into a short pony tail. Sweat tr

“It’s not too late to walk away,” Maya cooed from across the table, amber colored eyes coyly tempting the man seated across from her. “In fa