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Homeward
A Science Fiction Novel by Emily McCosh
Book 12 of the In Dying Starlight Series
Subgenres & Tropes:
- Space Opera,
- Action-Adventure,
- Romantic Subplot
This book is for you if you're into...
- Grumpy sarcastic cyborgs and talking badgers in space
- Finales where found family faces political fallout
- Space opera with oddball crews and a dash of romance
On the edge of the known galaxy. Finally safe, Aaron and crew deliver the two princesses home. Even with Yvonne and Anya under the protection of their parents, Aaron, Bat and the siblings must make a run for the edge of the known galaxy to avoid Captain.
Home on Neyla Ve, Yvonne is happy to have her sister safe but misses her newfound family. She knows it won't be long until they're reunited, just enough for the political turmoil to calm. Until she realizes Aaron and the others may not be as safe as she believed.
Homeward is the twelfth and final episode in the action-packed space opera series In Dying Starlight. Featuring a grumpy sarcastic cyborg, a talking badger, plenty of space travel, a cast of oddball characters, and a bit of romance, In Dying Starlight is perfect for fans of Star Wars, Firefly, and Blade Runner.
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