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“This is the story we all need now — filled with so much love and respect and genuinely fun adventure.”KD Edwards, author of The Last Sun “Every element of it just SANG. The story was *chef’s kiss*. This book is truly special.”Sarah Chorn, author of The Necessity of RainRunning on…
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There are nail-biting space walk scenes, terrifying battles, and some good-old-fashioned negotiating with the person they left for dead on a previous mission, from who they now need for supplies. The whole story exudes a Firefly (or Star Wars) vibe.
A story with older characters shouldn’t seem so daring. It’s refreshing seeing these women, whom society wants to relegate to the sideines, rediscover who they are and kick some ass. Just goes to show that you don’t have to be a hopped up, macho space marine to clean someone’s clock.
A fantastic read, a thoroughly delightful romp through space with…
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