THE STORY BEHIND THE VOICE
Serena Thunder brought legal-administration experience and years of singing to Mars. Her passenger story tells how those parts of her life led to the same departure.
In the colony, her working day runs through records, deadlines and conversations with people who need a clear answer. Off duty, she takes the microphone. The confidence that keeps an interview moving can hold a crowded room just as firmly.
Her rasp, humour and temper give her music its character. She sings about choosing someone, standing her ground and expecting a promise to mean something. Where You Go I Go is one expression of that voice; the book reveals the life behind it.
MUSIC AND STORIES
Where You Go I Go
Read Before the Signal →Backstory draft for review. New character details are provisional.