Exodus

Exodus Trilogy, Book 1

In a future where space exploration is tightly controlled by governmental treaties and bureaucratic inertia, visionary entrepreneur Sam Bass dares to defy the status quo. Founding Horizon Station, the first fully independent space hub beyond Earth's jurisdiction, Bass ignites a revolution that challenges terrestrial powers. As StarQuest expands to establish the inaugural private lunar base and launches humanity's first mission to Mars, the balance of power shifts dramatically. Nations scramble to adapt, leaders grapple with the loss of control, and a new reality emerges: the age of government-dominated space is over. This is the gripping tale of the birth of space sovereignty, where audacious pioneers set humanity on a path toward interplanetary expansion—free from Earth's rule.
Perfect for readers who enjoy:
Near-future space exploration thrillers
Corporate-driven colonization narratives
Political intrigue and power struggles
The dismantling of governmental control over space
Visionary science fiction grounded in real-world science and geopolitics
The future of humanity is no longer bound to Earth. The Exodus has begun.

Good premise, but poorly executed.

The story seems disjointed at times many repeats to where it leaves the listener lost and wondering what happened. I believe they need to re-edit this story so it flows better… maybe it’s an error.