Extinction Fleet

A Military Sci-Fi Zombie Outbreak Survival The Compact called it a research station. The people inside it called it a grave. In the cold margins of interstellar space, humanity's military empire runs on secrets — and the most dangerous secret is already spreading. When disgraced intelligence officer Sable Orin is handed a classified archive that should not exist, she discovers that a remote belt station has become the site of something the empire's science division will kill to contain: a neuromorphic bioform that does not destroy its hosts. It rewires them. It keeps them. Sable is not a soldier. She is a precision instrument — stripped of rank, named in a warrant, and operating alone in the dead margins of a space fleet that has already decided she is expendable. What she finds at Cradle Station will force her to choose between the military mission she was built for and a truth that shatters everything the Compact's galactic empire has told her about survival, sacrifice, and what it means to be human. The infection does not hunger. It remembers. And it has been waiting for someone willing to listen. Extinction Fleet is a science fiction thriller for readers who want military precision, political intrigue, and moral weight in the same breath — a space opera that asks not whether humanity survives, but what humanity is worth saving as. Some things cannot be contained. Some records cannot be buried. She is both.