Description
When Galileo’s crew is accused of destroying a warship, they’re thrust into a high-stakes struggle to uncover the truth before Central Gov’s punishment becomes inevitable. As investigations tighten and loyalties are tested, the crew must navigate political pressure, hidden motives, and the thin line between duty and survival. Blending courtroom tension with the urgency of wartime intrigue, the story explores themes of accountability, institutional power, and how easily “evidence” can be shaped by those in control. With Elizabeth Bonesteel’s sharp, character-driven storytelling and a keen sense of systemic stakes, this is a gripping tale of resistance, resilience, and the cost of proving innocence in a world at war.
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Published Jun 3, 2025
ISBN: 9781737390985
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First Published
2025
Language
eng
Content Warnings
Content and trigger warnings for Condition of War by Elizabeth Bonesteel.