An android files a lawsuit against its owner.... A virtual marriage goes badly wrong... A child's toys plot their owner's destiny.

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How did Laura, a music student from an English village, find herself many light-years from Earth, alone on the stage of a meticulously copied Ancient Greek amphitheatre?

This is her story.

Celestra's once-peaceful allies, the Narvellans, have suddenly staged a coup, turning their hosts' planet into an industrialised police state and enslaving the population. It's rumoured that the Narvellan homeworlds are being controlled by a sinister group mind, but is this true? If so, how can it be found and shut down?

A military empire, an amnesiac stranger and a superweapon bequeathed to Celestra by its dying First Scientist. Three elements which portend disaster.
To preserve their future, the peace-loving Celestrians must reluctantly declare war on the Eldorian Empire. And if they're to have any chance of victory, they're going to need some help. Help which is suspiciously close at hand...

The Eldorians, sure of their future as galactic conquerors, are about to enforce an alliance with Earth. Laura, unable to absent herself from her high-profile duties as Celestra's First Citizeness, permits her daughter Clemis to seek out Eldor's mysterious enemies – who appear to be waiting for her. But is this the right choice? What is the true nature of Celestra's superweapon?

A time capsule, left by the remnants of Celestra's first civilsation, is found and deciphered. It contains a warning: the asteroid which decimated them was under propulsion, and whoever launched the unprovoked attack is still out there.
After a freak communications glitch alerts this ancient enemy, Celestra is invaded by an invisible, synthetic bio-swarm. The Celestrians have but one defence. Their own children.