| Author: | Cristina Grenier | ISBN: | 9781386502241 |
| Publisher: | Monster Media LLC | Publication: | March 8, 2019 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Cristina Grenier |
| ISBN: | 9781386502241 |
| Publisher: | Monster Media LLC |
| Publication: | March 8, 2019 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
The Sitheri are a clan of aliens who live on the planet Khaosali, and their Leader, Angen, has just died. In his final words, he names his sons Carver and Ithril as his successors, expecting them to work together to continue to lead their people. They've both been at their father's side for years and have been groomed to take over leading their people and fighting the Des'kos invasion that their father had been keeping at bay since they were children. But Ithril isn't interested in co-leadership with his soft-hearted brother. The people like Carver more, but in his mind, Ithril is what they need. Which is why Carver wakes up on a transporter headed for Earth not even hours after their father's death.
Carver knows that his brother's rashness is just going to make things worse with the Des'kos, but there's little he can do about it from Earth. Especially with his ship broken in his rough landing on Earth and lacking fuel. With his communications device in need of charging, there's not even anyone he can contact. Of course, sometimes luck is with him, and he forms a bond with Vivian Wilkins, a quiet human girl with a head for technology and a healthy dose of curiosity who just might be able to get him back his people in time to keep them from destroying themselves and give him something he never knew he was looking for as well.
The Sitheri are a clan of aliens who live on the planet Khaosali, and their Leader, Angen, has just died. In his final words, he names his sons Carver and Ithril as his successors, expecting them to work together to continue to lead their people. They've both been at their father's side for years and have been groomed to take over leading their people and fighting the Des'kos invasion that their father had been keeping at bay since they were children. But Ithril isn't interested in co-leadership with his soft-hearted brother. The people like Carver more, but in his mind, Ithril is what they need. Which is why Carver wakes up on a transporter headed for Earth not even hours after their father's death.
Carver knows that his brother's rashness is just going to make things worse with the Des'kos, but there's little he can do about it from Earth. Especially with his ship broken in his rough landing on Earth and lacking fuel. With his communications device in need of charging, there's not even anyone he can contact. Of course, sometimes luck is with him, and he forms a bond with Vivian Wilkins, a quiet human girl with a head for technology and a healthy dose of curiosity who just might be able to get him back his people in time to keep them from destroying themselves and give him something he never knew he was looking for as well.
