Crossing

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The cure changes more than the body.

Helena Voss has ninety days to save her ten-year-old daughter.

When Earth’s medical system declares Eleanor unworthy of further treatment, Helena gives up her wealth, status, and future for passage to Sanctuary—a distant world where the terminally ill recover.

The cure works. Too well.

Eleanor heals with impossible speed. Children share dreams. Workers move as if guided by one mind. Silver machines watch from the fields, and a strange energy network stretches across the sky.

As Sanctuary’s new rulers try to control what they do not understand, Helena must choose between the humanity she came to preserve and the transformed daughter she may no longer recognize.

Because Sanctuary does not merely cure its visitors.

It is redefining what it means to be alive.

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