A Light in the Dark

Published by Durandus.

ASIN:
B005E8YZF4

When Captain Bjorn Gunderson docks with what he thinks is routine cargo, he embarks on an unexpected voyage. On a milk run from Welliver to Breakall, a tiny rock punctures his ship and leaves the crew adrift twenty-thousand years from home. With food, water, and air running out, a desperate crewman takes a reckless gamble, risking his life in a daring bid to find safety. What he finds instead puts them all at risk.

Join Captain Gunderson and his crew on the final voyage of the Solar Clipper Wanderer in book one of Tales from the Deep Dark -- A Light in the Dark.

An award winning producer of science fiction and fantasy podcasts, Nathan Lowell has produced eight novels totaling over 160 episodes and 70 hours of podcast fiction. Since 2008, four of his productions have been finalists in the Parsec Awards and his book--Captain's Share--won the …

2 editions

reviewed A Light in the Dark by Nathan Lowell (Shaman's Tales From the Golden Age of the Solar Clipper Book, #3)

A satisfying ending to a rocky trilogy

You'll find my review for the previous book here somewhere, but if you're on the third book you've probably read the second. And if you've read the second (and much else in Nathan Lowell's Solar Clipper universe), you've also probably went "Whoa... that was dark."

While I won't call Finwell Bay Otto's redemption arc, it's certainly where he finds his way again and that makes much of my struggle with the previous book worthwhile.

I enjoyed the new locations, characters, and dynamics at play. And the resolution felt more organic and satisfying than either book before. If you've debated continuing after book two, jump into Finwell Bay and give it a few chapters.