This interactive narrative is set in a collapsing solar system aboard an abandoned starship, where an escaped terrorist encounters the last star-captain and his ship's Priestess.

Tam Rosse, an escaped terrorist, repeatedly meets the last star captain and the enigmatic Priestess, with their relationships oscillating between adversaries, comrades, and lovers.

[1] ● Tam Rosse, the POV character for three out of the five stories ● Lady Nii, the intelligence of the Greatship ● King Brady, the last survivor of the Greatship ● Aster, a Priestess now on her first assignment[4] The story initially follows a linear path, but continually presents readers with crossroads that lead to multiple branching paths, all determined by the reader's choices.

Sarah Smith's King of Space has been stated as a notable example of early electronic literature and science fiction in the digital medium.

have also gone on to say that the work defies conventional categorization, reflecting the distinct nature of digital storytelling, where the roles of author and reader are clearly differentiated.