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Humanity’s motto as of yesterday: Don’t.

  1. Don’t piss anyone off.
  2. Don’t get noticed.
  3. Don’t get dead.
  4. Don’t kill the jerk who saved your race.

Humanity’s only hope: Be useful.

Surviving Earth’s destruction was only the beginning. The last humans in existence must now contend with a foster planet that doesn’t care about them, a savior race that thinks their job is done now, and the aliens who destroyed Earth in the first place. Among Zoe’s personal problems are imminent death, the creator of a machine that proclaimed her important enough to live, and finding decent chocolate in space.

If she doesn’t find a way to keep Humanity useful, she and the rest of her race will be wiped out of existence, outlasting Earth by only a couple of months. But what role can Humanity play in a universe that they didn’t know existed?