Under Cererian Skies

Under Cererian Skies

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There are plenty of things on Earth that exacerbate Maeve's anxiety: her graduate studies, her fizzling romance, her crushing existential dread. What isn't aggravating Maeve's anxiety? The threat of alien abductions. What should be aggravating Maeve's anxiety? One hundred percent, the threat of alien abductions! Snatched by the Viatoram Republic from Oregon's coast, and sent to work in a mining colony on Ceres, Maeve must quickly adapt to her new life living among advanced alien species or face certain death. Survival is her main goal until she meets Areet, an alien from Gliese. She knows love affairs are forbidden on Ceres, but if she's meant to serve the Republic until her death, then what's the harm?
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Finding answers about herself after a combat accident was Akiradashe's hope, who wakes up from a coma inside an Atrian ship without her memories and needs to rely on strangers to tell her who she is. Among them, the king of Atrioum planet, Maelon, proves to be a potential ally and assists her in her quest for answers while both struggle to end the war between Atrioum and Zyria, establish peace in Sarion, and unify the galaxy. But can she trust the words of a stranger? _________________________________________________________________________ - For all those who feel lost in the universe - ✦✦✦ _________________________________________________________________________ Author's Note: This book is the first in a series and is not recommended for readers under the age of 16. It contains scenes of violence, torture, abuse, and suicide.

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