The concluding volume of the Holy Ground Trilogy. Twenty-seven years into the Hefn occupation, the fragile peace between humans and their alien overseers is collapsing. The Baby Ban, imposed to force humanity to reckon with the damage done to the Earth, has held for a generation, but resentment has finally reached its breaking point. Riots spread. Retaliation follows. And the quiet, patient work of the Gaian movement, built to mediate between two species who no longer trust each other, threatens to unravel entirely. Now grown, Pam Pruitt has discovered an extraordinary gift: the ability to reach beyond ordinary understanding through dreaming, drawing on a way of knowing nearly lost to the modern world. As one obsessed Hefn and one determined woman attempt something no one has tried before, the trilogy's questions about nature, faith, and what humanity owes the Earth reach their fullest, most searching conclusion. A powerful close to a trilogy that began with first contact and ends with a reckoning: what humans have broken, what they might still repair, and who they will have to become to do it.