Book cover for Exodus by KN Tristan. The cover features a minimalist design in red, black and beige tones. At the top, the title “EXODUS” appears in large white letters with the tagline “Every Lie Costs Oxygen” beneath it, followed by the line “Propulsive Dystopian Prequel to Glassborn.” The lower half depicts a stylized space shuttle launching from a cracked red landscape beneath a black sky and crescent moon, capturing a retro sci-fi aesthetic and sense of tension.

Lira Salonga is tasked with raising the Red Planet's first rabbits – bred for meat, fur and comfort on a hostile world.

But her mission partner isn’t acting like herself. Something is wrong aboard the Exodus, and whatever it is, it’s already bound for Mars.

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Description

For fans of the claustrophobia of Wool and the creeping dread of Paradise-1.

In 2081, Earth is dying faster than anyone predicted.

When floods destroy her veterinary practice, Lira signs on for a one-way mission to Mars – humanity’s last hope for survival. She’s tasked with raising Mars’ first rabbits, bred for meat, fur and comfort on a hostile planet.

From liftoff, her mission partner Uchenna seems… off. The woman Lira trained with was rigid and meticulous. Now she’s cracking jokes, skipping protocols, and forgetting things she shouldn’t.

Something’s wrong with the rabbit program – and it’s already bound for Mars.

The propulsive prequel to The Glassborn Chronicles dystopian sci-fi series.

Publication date: November 13, 2026

Print length: 42 pages

Delivery format: .epub, .pdf and .mobi via BookFunnel

Woman with concerned expression and text "They left Earth to save humanity" Close-up of torso of woman holding a rabbit, with a second woman in shadow behind her Arms of woman clutching rabbit with text "but something dangerous is already on board"

The Glassborn Chronicles

Reading Order

Read the books in chronological order or start with Glassborn, the official book one and a perfect entry point if you prefer to begin with a full-length novel.

Book cover for Exodus by KN Tristan. The cover features a minimalist design in red, black and beige tones. At the top, the title “EXODUS” appears in large white letters with the tagline “Every Lie Costs Oxygen” beneath it, followed by the line “Propulsive Dystopian Prequel to Glassborn.” The lower half depicts a stylized space shuttle launching from a cracked red landscape beneath a black sky and crescent moon, capturing a retro sci-fi aesthetic and sense of tension.

Book 0.5

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Book cover for Children of Glass by KN Tristan. The cover features a minimalist design in red, black, and beige tones. At the top, the title “CHILDREN OF GLASS” appears in large white letters with the tagline “Comfort Belongs to the Worthy” beneath it, introduced by the line “A Chilling Dystopian Novella.” The lower half depicts a beige silhouette of a rabbit with deep glass-like cracks spreading across its back, set against a red landscape under a black sky with two pale moons.

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A book cover in red and black featuring a Martian landscape with a domed habitat with a crack running down the center and two silhouettes looking helplessly out from it

Book 1

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Book cover for “Unworthy” by KN Tristan in a retro propaganda poster style. The design features a stylized close-up of a woman’s face in tan and black, with bold red and teal accents. Her eye is centered in the frame, the iris rendered in teal with a fractured, glass-like pattern. The tagline above reads “Every eye reports to Valence,” with “A Haunting Dystopian Novel” beneath it.

Book 2

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Heretic by KN Tristan, The Glassborn Chronicles book 3; image of pendant necklace on a woman's neck, a V with orbital paths encircling it, leaning to the right because the necklace is fraying badly

Book 3

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