The powerful conclusion to The Traveler trilogy.
A starship orbiting a forbidden Earth.
A rebellion buried in memory.
And one final act of love that changes everything.

Aboard the Vigil, humanity's last survivors are told one thing: observe the planet below, but never descend. Generation after generation has followed this mandate, ruled by a distant Galactic Council and governed by a cold, unyielding AI Monitor.

But something has changed.

Maris hears voices in the circuitry. Tal sees people on the surface who aren't supposed to exist. And Sen-torn between order and her growing bond with the others-begins to question everything. Together, the three form a connection the ship was never designed to allow.

As forbidden love takes root, the Vigil itself starts to awaken. Old systems reconfigure. An ancient AI-Ashley, a remnant from before the Exodus-re-emerges, carrying with her the true origin of the mission: they were never meant to preserve bloodlines. They were meant to remember what makes us human.

When the rebellion breaks, the price is catastrophic. Tal is lost. The crew is scattered. And Maris and Sen must make an impossible choice: remain aboard and forget, or descend to the surface-stripped of memory, but free.

Traveler: Vigilant God is a sweeping science fiction finale about the resilience of love, the cost of obedience, and the quiet power of rebellion. Lush, emotional, and deeply human, it explores what it means to carry memory, and how the future is shaped not by control-but by connection.

For fans of The Expanse, Children of Time, and Station Eleven, this is not just the end of a trilogy. It's a beginning.