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Starry Dream (STAR COMMANDER 25) - cover

Starry Dream (STAR COMMANDER 25)

Jens Fitscher

Publisher: S. Verlag JG

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Summary

Carolin was also sent into an obscure world of her dreams by the explosion of the VR radiation amplifier. She suddenly finds herself in a strange world full of aliens. She manages to escape in a spaceship and in the Saran system on the planet Siena she is captured at the 'singing stones' market and sold to the merchant Marak. He offers 'treasures' from all over the known and unknown universe. His artifacts are dusty things that he acquired from someone at some point and which now lie around in his store by the thousands. When one of these artifacts takes possession of her body, a destiny becomes apparent that intends to rewrite her fate.
Available since: 06/20/2025.
Print length: 119 pages.

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