The Eternity Protocol: Rebirth

Book Two of The Eternity Protocol Duology

When you've burned the timeline to save it, what's left to rebuild?

Fleet Admiral Kendra Cassidy thought she understood sacrifice. She's commanded fleets, rewritten history, and made choices that haunt her every time she closes her eyes. But some wounds cut deeper than duty—and some victories leave scars that don't heal.

Now, in the quiet aftermath of the impossible, Kendra and her crew aboard the Archer must face the fallout of what they've done. The mission that was supposed to end time's unraveling has instead fractured everything she believed in. Worlds have shifted. Alliances have changed. And the future they fought to preserve no longer looks like the one they remember.

Haunted by the ghosts of the past and confronted with the consequences of her own command, Kendra is forced to redefine what leadership means when every decision carries the weight of galaxies. With Cass and Minerva by her side—and a new generation watching—she must rediscover the balance between strength and compassion, between command and connection.

But the universe isn't done with them. New challenges are emerging from the edges of known space, and old friends are returning in unexpected forms. The Archer's mission has changed, but its purpose endures: to explore, to protect, and to prove that even in the darkest timeline, humanity can choose to rise again.

Rebirth is the sweeping, emotional conclusion to The Eternity Protocol duology—a story of love, legacy, and the courage to rebuild after everything falls apart. It's about the cost of survival, the strength found in trust, and the belief that even in a universe scarred by time itself, there's always room to begin again.

Because saving the future was never the end of the story. It was only the start of finding their way home.

Perfect for fans of:
The Expanse • Battlestar Galactica • Star Trek: Picard • Mass Effect • Ancillary Justice

Themes: resilience after trauma, leadership and love, found family, forgiveness, identity, and the enduring spark of hope.