Tears don't fall in
zero-g.
No one believed Meriel
when she said the attack on her home ship, the Princess, was piracy: there had
not been a reported piracy in a century, and she was just a twelve year-old
kid. But Meriel knew that pirates slaughtered her parents and friends and only
she could find a safe home for her sister and the surviving orphans.
Ten years later, Meriel
still suffers from PTSD symptoms and struggles to carve out a normal life for
herself on a new ship with a new job, a new crew, and a new romance. With
brains, courage, and a few well-placed friends, she uncovers the galaxy-wide conspiracy
behind the carnage on the Princess: knowledge that can get them all killed.
That same conspiracy now
plots to enslave an entire sector of space to control a frontier planet, the
only earthlike body humans have found outside the solar system and the place
Meriel calls home.
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