In the shadowed craters of Artemis, the first and only city on the moon, Jazz Bashara makes her living on the fringes of society. Not quite a criminal, but far from innocent, Jazz's life is a precarious balance of small-time smuggling and avoiding the deeper pits of lunar debt. As a porter, her earnings are a mere whisper against the howling debts she faces, and the tantalizing lure of a better life is a siren call she can scarcely ignore. When an opportunity for the perfect heist presents itself, with rewards too substantial to dismiss, Jazz finds herself entangled in a web far more complex and dangerous than the streets of Artemis she navigates with ease. But Jazz's ambitions quickly catapult her into the center of a conspiracy that threatens not only her own life but the very fabric of Artemis itself. As the stakes skyrocket, Jazz must marshal all her wit, cunning, and bravery to outmaneuver foes and allies alike in a high-stakes game where the rules are as unforgiving as the lunar surface. With the fate of the only lunar city in her hands, Jazz is forced to confront the question: how far is she willing to go for survival, and is the price of her city's freedom one she's prepared to pay? In "Artemis," Andy Weir crafts a thrilling odyssey of survival, betrayal, and undying ambition under the cold gaze of the distant Earth.