DarkStar Running

Government enforcer Stanley Archer used to believe his chosen professional was a job like any other. For his higher-ups he cut lives short. While he doesn’t remember every face of every victim, he remembers this: that look in the eyes of someone facing their end, the mixture of fear, resentment, resignation. Now those faces steal his sleep, his peace of mind, his soul. The men, the women and, God help him, the children. He is a haunted man.
Fact was, this government asked too much of its soldiers. It asked too much of its citizens. It asked too much of him.
Now, he’s asking for something . . . something intangible, mysterious; where does he go to get his soul back?
Attempting to free himself from a life he can no longer stomach, Stanley triggers events beyond his control, and is chased by his own kill-squad. Stumbling upon an underground lab, he discovers DarkStar, an advance, top-secret spacecraft. In it he’s given a new lease on life. Can he find the peace he longs for when the reasons to capture him have just doubled down? Even in this cutting-edge spacecraft, can he adjust to a life of living on the run?