To learn who he is, he must remember what he has done.

He wakes on a dying ship with no memory of his name. The alarms are screaming. The crew is gone. And his hands move across the controls with a certainty his mind can't explain.

He is not alone. The only other one aboard wears a familiar face and offers an answer about who—and what—he is. An answer he cannot bring himself to believe.

Ahead waits a world called Eden and everything humanity has been promised. Behind him are five empty chairs, a stain of blood that isn't his, and a growing unease that whatever happened on this ship, he had a part to play.

What Remains Upon Arrival is a psychological sci-fi thriller about identity, manipulation, guilt, and whether a person can be more than the sum of what they've done. For readers of cerebral science fiction who want the propulsion of Dark Matter, the bite of Blindsight, and the emotion of Klara and the Sun.