Born in Space: Unlocking Destiny by Jeremy Clift
In the contest for humanity’s future, who gets to decide what it means to be human?
When Teagan Ward donates her eggs to a scientific experiment aboard a rotating space habitat, she never expects children to be born from them. But years later, she discovers seven genetically engineered infants exist — and powerful forces are prepared to control their futures at any cost.
As a ruthless mining consortium tightens its grip on the expanding space economy, Teagan is pulled into a dangerous struggle involving corporate ambition, military secrets, and a breakthrough that could reshape human evolution forever.
Hunted across Earth and orbiting habitats, Teagan must decide how far she is willing to go to protect children the world insists are not hers.
Blending emotional depth with scientifically grounded speculation, Born in Space: Unlocking Destiny is an epic science-fiction adventure about motherhood, identity, survival, and the moral cost of humanity’s expansion into space.
“Clift merges the vastness of space with the intimate, harrowing struggles of motherhood, probing the ethical limits of science and the steep cost of survival in his gripping sci-fi tale.” – The Prairies Book Review.
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Author Bio:
Jeremy Clift is an award-winning science-fiction author and former journalist whose work explores the intersection of technology, humanity, and the future of life beyond Earth. A former correspondent for Reuters and other international news organizations, he spent more than two decades reporting from around the world on global conflict, economic upheaval, science, and social change.
He is the author of the Sci-Fi Galaxy series, including Born in Space: Unlocking Destiny, Space Vault: The Seed Eclipse, and Space Shield: The Wrath of the Sun. His novels blend scientifically grounded speculation with emotional, character-driven storytelling focused on themes of motherhood, identity, survival, and the moral consequences of technological progress.
Space Vault: The Seed Eclipse received multiple honors, including a BookFest Award and a NABE Pinnacle Book Achievement Award for science fiction.