A storm’s coming, and it’s time to go home. But home isn’t always where you think it is.
As rescue looms, the teenage castaways face new decisions and changing alliances. It’s not plain-sailing on New Earth either, where Captain Juno Washington faces a blatant challenge to her authority.
As the dangers increase and stories collide, everyone has a choice to make. Be part of something or strike out on your own? Make plans or break promises?
All the Odyssey Earth characters combine for one final, unforgettable adventure, as they look for a place to call home.
And one thing’s for sure. If you want a happy ending, you need to put your trust in the people you love.
What they say:
I’ve come to love this universe and the people in it
Karl Forshaw, author of Renia
A wonderfully heartwarming and witty series, and I haven’t had enough of it yet
Sue Bavey, bookblogger at Sue’s Musings
I hated that it had to end, just like a vacation. Pace, flow, rhythm, timing … Rex has it all
Bob, bookblogger at BSFReads
This is SciFi with heart … love, family, humour, and a baddie you can really get behind hating
Lisa Rose Wright, author of the ‘Writing Home’ series
Happy readers say:
‘Almost every character does get the right ending to their individual story, which was great to see’
‘If I want character-driven portraits of humans lost and trying to be found (in space), I go to Becky Chambers and now Rex Burke’
‘Star Bound wraps everything up perfectly’
‘The worldbuilding is amazing, and the ending was a complete, fantastic surprise’
‘I’m in love with the Odyssey Earth series’
‘I want this series to go on and on’
‘Very, very highly recommended’
‘If you’re looking for cosy SciFi that gives you lots of laughs and the warm and fuzzies, then this is the trilogy for you’
‘Lots of strands were cleverly tied up but please let there be more’
Rex Burke 