Final Evolution

Jasenn Zaejian captures the zeitgeist again. First in non-fiction, now in science fiction informed by real science. This exciting and mysterious psychological chronicle of galactic travel, interpersonal and inter-species conflict, ‎murder, and corporatist government control in the twenty fifth century leads to an unexpected conclusion.‎ ‎

The privileged life of the governing body of Holders and their relatives are about to take a ‎dangerous turn. Corporate greed with government complicity caused the Great Catastrophe. All life on the planet was on the ‎verge of extinction until a fortuitous cosmic event enabled a slow recovery and an awakening of the ‎remaining citizens to how they've been manipulated by the politic. Following the recovery, intergalactic travel and trade brought unimagined ‎wealth to the Solar Confederation of inhabited planets under a novel form of altruistic ‎government. Economic resources were equally shared so that a ‎moderate living was provided for all. Private ownership of corporations no longer existed. All business corporations functioned as worker co-ops. Civilization saw the end of poverty and social ‎class ‎conflict. As human history has so often repeated itself, a new generation of ‎Holders brought ‎the return of greed and manipulation.
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Light years away, ‎one highly evolved and mysterious civilization in the Boötes cluster had ‎been watching with grave concern.

A Solar Confederation galactic exploration vessel inexplicably vanished from ‎Terran trackers and, in an instant, appeared in orbit around a previously unknown tropical planet ‎with multiple suns, light years from their last known location. The final ‎evolution of human civilization begins.‎