Planet of Exile

In a distant future, a group of Earth exiles finds themselves marooned on the harsh planet of Werel, where the passage of time unfolds differently than they expect. As they struggle to adapt to the rhythms of this alien world, they confront the complexities of survival and the desire for connection amidst cultural barriers. The colonists must learn to navigate the customs and rituals of the indigenous Werelians while grappling with the remnants of their own civilization.

Amidst the challenges, a deepening bond forms between the exiles and the native inhabitants, leading to profound reflections on identity and belonging. The novel explores themes of adaptation, love, and the question of what it means to be truly "home." As tensions rise and relationships evolve, a delicate balance hangs between two distinct societies.

Ultimately, the story resonates with the transformational power of understanding and empathy. It reveals how land, time, and shared experiences shape the core of humanity, even amidst the vastness of the universe.