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The year is 2222 C.E., and the whole of humankind lives on planetoids or GOSS (Global Orbiting Space Stations) that resemble Earth's climate, atmosphere, and life forms. Global Governing Scientists have deemed critical time periods in Earth's history to study and perfect, so that better-trained humans and communities may once again inhabit the planet Earth. Progress has been slow but present, in the past several decade's fossil fuels and nuclear power and its waste has become obsolete, given the advent of machines that use water, steam, pneumonics to run devices.
Humans who live on the planetoids they were born on are referred to by the authorities as "indigenous." People like Ruby and her Dad who is special forces galaxy police, who have to move to different planetoids are called, grafters, because they are "grafted" into the communities.
Despite the advances made on the planetoid or space stations to improve humanity and living conditions, there are still pockets of corruption so evil that fifteen-year-old Ruby Lee Vine fears for her life. But there is no one to help. People have become apathetic and do not act with urgency or believe there are remenents of evil left over of the people who once lived on the Earth.
Ruby is a victim of that evil, and she feels isolated and jumpy and fears for her life. Then she meets 16-year-old Jack Lawson and hope starts to float up inside Ruby.
Ruby learns of goodness and family loyalty from Jack and his family. But Jack is an indigenous Prohibition planetoid civilian. Pure evil is not even on his radar.
Jack says God is going to help them win over evil. Ruby feels incredibly evil just sitting and nodding when he or his family speak of God.
Because what is after her is unholy and terrifying. And no one can stop him. Not love, not God, certainly no peace loving man.