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Book Three is coming out very soon an I'm puttering about with the blurb. Every sentence is crucial to the book, but I'm too close to the story now.
Is this speaking only to those who've read book 1 and 2? Is it giving away too much? Too vague. Too meh? Too long?
Captain Nova Whiteside finally receives an experimental neural implant to expand her interface capabilities. Of course the Union's rebel enemies would also like a copy of the new device. And so Nova finds herself aboard a rebel ship where her value as hostage isn't nearly as great as her value as a defector.
Tychon, her Vanguard partner, sets out to find her somewhere in the vast emptiness of space. Unable to rely on support from Air Command, he has little choice but to team up with a rather motley alliance of people from a part of Nova's past that everyone but him seems to know about.
When the full consequences of the rebels' ambitions become clear, far removed from the intervention of Air Command, Tychon and Nova are forced to consider the unthinkable.
Book Three is coming out very soon an I'm puttering about with the blurb. Every sentence is crucial to the book, but I'm too close to the story now.
Is this speaking only to those who've read book 1 and 2? Is it giving away too much? Too vague. Too meh? Too long?
Captain Nova Whiteside finally receives an experimental neural implant to expand her interface capabilities. Of course the Union's rebel enemies would also like a copy of the new device. And so Nova finds herself aboard a rebel ship where her value as hostage isn't nearly as great as her value as a defector.
Tychon, her Vanguard partner, sets out to find her somewhere in the vast emptiness of space. Unable to rely on support from Air Command, he has little choice but to team up with a rather motley alliance of people from a part of Nova's past that everyone but him seems to know about.
When the full consequences of the rebels' ambitions become clear, far removed from the intervention of Air Command, Tychon and Nova are forced to consider the unthinkable.