Terminal Black

by R. S. Breed

The forecast stops being a forecast.

The event, named exactly. What Hart has spent a year measuring arrives, and a town built for a long slow future has to work out what it can still do in the time it actually has — with the greenhouse ring, the water, the printers, the stores and the cold wards all on the same shrinking budget.

Nobody is stealing the light. That is the part nobody wants to hear and the part Sarah Bishop will not stop saying: what happened to this sky was allocated, by people with the authority to allocate it, who never had to look at the place it was taken from.

A complete novel, and the middle book of The Chosen Dark.

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