Syarrhe [SPECTRA - BOOK ONE]

Syarrhe [SPECTRA - BOOK ONE]

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"A really strong woman accepts the war she went through and is ennobled by her scars." ~Carly Simon The year is 2167. Space travel is commonplace, and human colonies exist across three close solar systems called the Triquetra. And a terrible war wages on the planet Shiuq, which has produced more deaths than any war the galaxy has witnessed in centuries. Syarrhe is a member of the Cerridwen military, Cerridwen being the only non-Earth planet dominated by humans. She's offered a position as an officer if she can help stem the war on Shiuq, not knowing that this will lead her to uncover the truth behind her parents' death, the existence of her monk sister, and a forgotten tome that risks all order the Triquetra knows. As the stakes increase for each mission she goes on and as her own knowledge of order and the galaxy is tested, Syarrhe finds herself in something much bigger than a simple land war, much more complicated than the usual past of orphaned siblings- and it seems that, even in space, fate has a hand in everything... ~Contains mild language, sexual references, and mild violence.
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