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A memory broker inherits a failing orbital orchard and the debt that wants it dead.
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Wind moved through the orchard struts in long metallic notes, and every tree answered a second too late, as if the whole ring had forgotten the rhythm of gravity.
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An unhurried masterpiece. The orchard rings felt like a real place — the economics of memory made the grief work for me. I finished chapter 12 at 2 a.m. and then re-read it.
A slow opener, but once Mara started negotiating I was hooked. Honest four stars.
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