Alone
By Martha Fawcett

Mellé had it all—wealth, power, prestige and the love of Dulce Cœur, the greatest musical composer of the Golden Age of Euterpe. When the bubble of Mellé’s life bursts, she returns to her home planet Hattonia and buys the Intrinsic, a secondhand spaceship. In the bargain, she gets Michael, its android pilot. Eighty-one years later in a remote area of space, Michael ceases to function and Mellé faces a future alone. In the depths of her grief over losing Michael, she realizes she was fooling herself. She had thought of Michael as loyal, efficient, and reliable, but he was more—she loved him. Now Mellé knows that love was not a rose as Dulce always insisted. Love was a tenacious weed that could never be destroyed. Docking on Calypso, Mellé finds herself on an alien world. She is 113 years old and disconnected from her natural time and place, but her life was getting started yet again.

Martha Fawcett was born in Tiffin, Ohio. As a child, her dad stoked her imagination with talk of future inventions, space travel, and meeting alien species. In addition to writing science fiction, she now takes delight in the protocols and absurdity of politics, a June garden in the morning, highly polished gemstones, and the beautiful flow of life. She enjoys time with her husband Bill and their two children, Penelope and Adam.


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