The Auroral Weaver
The war for Earth's soul was won. The age of scarcity is over. But the battle for the stars has just begun.
Following the silent revolution that saved humanity, a fragile peace has settled over the planet. But in the void between worlds, an ancient, dying empire stirs. The Kerd are not conquerors; they are collectors, and their gaze has fallen upon Earth's most precious resources: its gifted children and the quantum evolution they represent.
For Arca, the Auroral Weaver, the end of one war is the beginning of another. Gifted a starship and a destiny, she must lead her impossible family-a soldier-guardian, a star-born sister, an AI captain, and a wise Itharion Elder-from the frozen plains of Iceland to the warm sands of a new home. But when a desperate refugee leads the collectors to their door, Arca must make a choice: become the weapon she fears or the weaver of a new alliance powerful enough to hold back the encroaching dark.
The Auroral Weaver is the breathtaking continuation of the saga that began with Arca of Itharion. It is a journey from survival to creation, a story of hopepunk defiance, and a bold vision of a solarpunk future built not by force, but by invitation. The age of survival is over. This is what happens when we finally wake up.
Autorentext
From the vibrant pulse of Havana, Cuba?where Alexis Molina was born in 1961?emerged the voice known to readers as Caerith Alondar. Now writing from his home in the United Kingdom, Alondar crafts visionary novels that unite myth, philosophy, and the quiet ache of human consciousness.
From fighting the practices of dictatorship back where he was born to discovering that the so-called freedom of the modern world was often only that?an illusion?his life has been a pilgrimage through the hidden architectures of power and belief. The search for freedom never ends; only when the eyes close for the final time.
He writes with the skepticism of a scientist and the heart of a mystic, dissecting certainty, trespassing beyond moral borders, and revealing the luminous design within doubt. His stories trace the trembling threshold between human and machine, faith and reason, life and the vast beyond.
Caerith Alondar's work calls readers to look inward, to seek what remains sacred amid the noise of progress, and to listen for the ancient silence beneath every new world.