Author Archive: Sarah Hoyt

ARTIFICIAL CREATIONS IMPOSED ON PEOPLE NEVER WORK QUITE RIGHT:  Dreaming In Esperanto.

At least made up languages, unlike Marxism, don’t have armies.

FROM SARAH A. HOYT:  Darkship Revenge.

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Darkship Revenge (Darkship Thieves Book 5) by [Sarah A. Hoyt]

The World Can’t Be Made Safe….
But it doesn’t mean Athena Hera Sinistra isn’t ready to try. Flying back to Earth Orbit from her asteroid home, leaving behind unresolved questions and turmoil, Athena becomes a new mother in orbit.
As is perhaps fitting, her daughter is born during battle with an unknown foe.
A battle that ends with Kit – Athena’s husband – missing, and Athena’s ship damaged.
So Athena names her daughter Eris, and goes to war.
What follows is a non-stop fight by a very angry mother, who wishes to make the world(s) safe for her newborn daughter, and other children too.
When the adventure is over, it is just the start of another, where children will be rescued, old tyrants brought to justice, and freedom restored.
If it can be.

FROM NATHAN BRINDLE: The Tale of the Crane Princess.

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The Tale of the Crane Princess (Timelines Universe Book 6) by [Nathan C. Brindle]

Ordinary, everyday shopkeeper Horiuchi Tsurue is running a little general store and mini-café on a small island in Japan’s inland sea, two centuries after mankind was nearly wiped out by a virus.
One day, Yamaguchi Yukiko, the kamaitachi of legend (The Cross-Time Kamaitachi), and her daughter Mikoko, appear in front of Tsurue’s shop, and she invites them in for tea.
That’s when Tsurue discovers she is anything but ordinary. And in the end, the island she is sworn to protect will depend upon it.

WE’RE ALL BETTER OFF FOR A LITTLE ENGINEER BRAIN:  Toasters.