Through A Window Darkly

Noll and Jayce Morgan are lanehunters—that is to say they are used to perilous spaceship chases through the erratic, wormhole-like space-time tears that plague their cosmos. They are decidedly not used to one of those gateways suddenly changing up its game and separating the twins with only a slight hope of ever finding each other.

Now Noll has to ally with a reclusive alien, a traumatized spy, and a bizarre agent duo in service of the crumbling galactic empire ruining everyone's day to save her brother's life. The clock is ticking, but when the universe turns out to be even stranger than Noll imagined, she's not sure her fear disguised as swaggering grit would pull her through once again.

Through a Window Darkly is a 34,500 word space opera/adventure novella featuring:

• inseparable space smuggler twins
• gravity surfing & space-time tunnels going haywire
• facing existential crisis
• facing yourself—literally
  
• "A smuggler, a spy, an enemy agent, and an alien walk into a bar..."

The novella is set in the universe and after the events of the author's main space opera novel, Skylark in the Fog. It is best enjoyed after reading the novel, however, it can be understood without it as well.