OLOGYThe Continuity has been running the same operation since before Earth had a name: find the ollim — the lost pieces of everyone who was ever pushed into the dark and forgotten — and bring them home. It has a fleet, a doctrine, nine hundred million years of paperwork, and absolutely no sense of humor about any of it.Ombrose has served his whole long life without once questioning the Chapters. Then three women vanish off a boat outside Los Angeles — Mari, Kiki, and Devyn, an aspiring wellness influencer about to have the best material of her career and no way to tell anyone about it — and the questions start arriving anyway, one sweaty handshake at a time.Ology is a very funny, unexpectedly devastating novel about doctrine, grief, and what happens when the person who builds a religion around your discovery turns out to understand it a great deal better than you do.