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VOL. 2 Cover of The Signal from Vega-9

The Andromeda Saga · VOL. 2 · by Caio Velmar

The Signal from Vega-9

One transmission, three words, no explanation — a space opera adventure

Series
The Andromeda Saga · Stellar Frontiers
Volume
2 / 5
Author
Caio Velmar
Published
Format
Kindle eBook · US$ 3.99
Portuguese edition
O Sinal de Vega-9
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Seventeen years ago, the Fleet declared Vega-9 station destroyed. Now an encrypted signal, unmistakably human in origin, arrives from those same coordinates. When the Andrômeda arrives to investigate, she finds survivors living in silence inside the sealed sections of a station that, officially, stopped existing long ago — and a direct Fleet order to leave them behind.

Why readers love this book

  • A rescue mission that turns into a direct confrontation with the very institution Kael swore to serve
  • A crew split between following orders and protecting the people they found
  • Mission two of a saga that deepens the mystery without losing momentum
  • An unexpected encounter that could be an ally or a trap — the crew has to decide, not the reader

For readers who want science fiction with real moral weight, not just action. Someone lied for seventeen years. Find out why.

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VOL. 3 Cover of Diamond Cut in the False Orbit

Diamond Cut in the False Orbit (Andromeda Saga #3)

An asteroid disguised as ordinary debris hides an illegal mining operation — and the crystals it's extracting aren't just rare minerals. They're emitting a pattern that can only be language. With the Andrômeda damaged and survivors aboard with nowhere else to go, Commander Kael Drenov must decide whether to shut the mine down, expose the operation, or hand the crystals over — knowing every choice has a price someone will pay.

VOL. 1 Cover of The Trail of the Black Pulsar

The Trail of the Black Pulsar (Andromeda Saga #1)

A pulse of radiation arrives in a pattern that shouldn't exist in nature — coming from a region with no star ever catalogued. Commander Kael Drenov diverts the Andrômeda from her assigned route, against direct Fleet orders, to investigate. What the crew finds is a beacon built by a long-extinct civilization — and what it's guarding could rewrite the balance of power among the stars.

VOL. 4 Cover of Last Mission to Tau Ceti

Last Mission to Tau Ceti: Space Opera (Andromeda Saga #4)

A signal responds precisely to the data the Andrômeda made public in the previous mission — coordinates for a star system nearly twelve light-years away, outside any known jurisdiction. With an armed Fleet vessel hours from interception and the Andrômeda's own systems seriously damaged, Commander Kael Drenov orders the jump to Tau Ceti knowing there may be no way back.

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