The night the sky opened, astronomer Randolph Keynes watched civilization die.

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Without warning, impossible weapons rained from the heavens. Cities vanished in fire. Nations collapsed. Billions perished. Beneath the shattered ruins of Earth, the last survivors huddle in tunnels, clinging to existence while searching for answers.

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The truth is worse than anyone imagined.

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The attack did not come from an alien empire or a rival civilization. It came from a distant star system hundreds of light-years away—and hundreds of years in humanity's future.

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Armed with this horrifying knowledge, humanity embraces a ruthless solution. Every resource is seized. Every sacrifice is justified. The poor are abandoned. The weak are discarded. Entire generations are condemned to suffering as a colossal near-light-speed armada is forged with a single mission:

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Reach the enemy before they can launch the attack.

Erase the future before it happens.

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As Earth transforms into a brutal machine of vengeance, Randolph must confront a terrifying question: if billions must suffer today to save trillions tomorrow, how much of humanity can be sacrificed before humanity itself is lost?

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A bleak, thought-provoking dystopian science fiction novella filled with temporal warfare, impossible choices, and civilization-scale revenge, No Harm, No Foul is perfect for readers who enjoy the sweeping scope and moral complexity of Persepolis Rising and Tiamat's Wrath.