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Not all journeys have a destination. Some only have an end. Moksha arrives in Port Vance with nothing but a dream and a hand-carved wooden boat-the last relic of his grandfather and a dying coastal village. Within hours, the city's cold machinery steals it from him, leaving him stranded and freezing on a park bench with a choice: die unnoticed or accept a stranger's offer of survival. Saved by the enigmatic Orion, Moksha is drawn into a sophisticated criminal crew that operates under a seductive philosophy: in a city built on systemic theft, redistributing wealth from the corrupt elite isn't a crime-it's justice. Transformed into the legendary thief known only as ""The Joker,"" Moksha masters the art of moving through the guarded spaces of the wealthy like a ghost, converting meaning into currency and guilt into power. But everything changes the night he meets Nyra. A conservator who dedicates her life to preserving broken art, she catches him in the act of stealing her mother's most precious heirlooms. In her face, he doesn't see a victim-he sees a mirror of his own stolen past and the human cost of his new philosophy. Now, Moksha stands at the final reckoning. Orion's ultimate test is to steal a painting-a portrait created by Moksha's own grandfather, now cherished by an old woman as her last connection to family and love. To take it would cement his legacy as the Joker and secure his place in Port Vance's underworld. To leave it would be a death sentence. The Last Station to Port Vance is a gripping literary exploration of morality, redemption, and the systems that shape us. In a world where everything has a price, what is the cost of choosing meaning over power, and preservation over theft?

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