In the year 2099, Earth is a gilded cage of AI-driven convenience, where universal basic income has replaced human ambition, and technological marvels have dulled the edge of curiosity. For Alex Renner, a spacecraft engineer clinging to the relics of humanity's golden age of exploration, the stars hold the only promise of a life unbound by the monotony of a machine-controlled world.

When Alex leaves the neon-lit streets of a futuristic Washington D.C. for Delta Station—a sprawling orbital hub and a testament to human ingenuity—he steps into a new chapter of discovery and challenge. From the breathtaking architecture of the station to the adrenaline-fueled world of asteroid mining, Alex finds himself at the forefront of humanity's push into the cosmos. But life among the stars is as perilous as it is exhilarating, and Alex must navigate the complexities of space exploration, the politics of survival, and the fragile bonds of human connection.

Blending cutting-edge science with timeless questions about purpose and progress, The Titan's Ghost is a captivating journey into the heart of the human condition. With vivid world-building, relatable characters, and a narrative that explores the tension between automation and creativity, Andrew M.F. Grafton invites readers to ponder the future of humanity—and the cost of forgetting the value of the human touch.

Perfect for fans of speculative fiction and hard science fiction, The Titan's Ghost is a gripping tale of adventure, resilience, and the timeless drive to explore the unknown. Will Alex's defiance against complacency lead to a new era of human achievement—or will the cosmos claim another dreamer?

Discover the thrill of space exploration and the enduring power of the human spirit in The Titan's Ghost.