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Books By Eddie Pittman
Word Count: 90000
Summary: She finds them. She warns them. She runs. Rhea Ouranós delivers the same message to every alien civilization she comes across: The Hunters are listening. They don’t invade or negotiate. Entire civilizations vanish overnight, collapsed into artificial black holes. No survivors, no exceptions. The only way to stay safe is to hide. So when the Kouse—a seemingly primitive alien species—claim they can fight back, Rhea writes them off as already dead. Until they show her the impossible. Blueprints to build the exact weapon the Hunters use. Teaming with an alien intent on befriending Rhea and a sassy AI, the three travel to a distant world to retrieve the needed materials. But as the plan spirals out of control, Rhea must confront her past. And the key to defeating the Hunters may be the only thing they refuse to show: mercy. She Who Warns the Stars: A First Contact Sci-Fi Survival Novel is a character-driven space opera for readers of The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet and The Three-Body Problem—a story of found family and battling the impossible odds.
Word Count: 76000
Summary: Time heals all wounds. Until it makes them. Juniper Elara is dying. The merciless Brianna Virus gnaws away at her and grows deadlier by the second. Though a cure is on the horizon, it’ll be years before it’s fully developed. And Juniper doesn’t have years. Luckily, there’s hope. A massive starship, Andromeda’s Antidote, offers a solution: time dilation. By skimming mere inches from a supermassive black hole, they can leap years into the future. A future with a cure. But the world she leaves behind has changed, and the cure costs her far more than she ever imagined. A Cure Across Time is a heart-wrenching, character-driven novel that explores the complex relationships between parent and child—and how illness can completely shatter families. With unforgettable characters and twists, this novel has it all.
Word Count: 120000
Summary: The Galaxy stands on the brink of revolution. Kasey Mako thought surviving the Galactic Union’s genocide was the hardest fight of his life—until he joined Jasoosi, a resistance group determined to bring the Union to its knees. But revolutions aren’t won with bloodshed alone; they’re won with the truth. The Galactic Union is creating something—a weapon so devastating it threatens everyone across the Galaxy. As Jasoosi clashes with the Union, Kasey and his team race to expose the conspiracy. If they fail, the Union won’t just crush the revolution—they’ll annihilate everything. But the deeper Kasey digs, the more he unearths secrets that were never meant to see the light. Revolution Among the Stars is an action-packed, heart-wrenching sequel to Missing Among the Stars, inspired by the Mass Effect series, Remembrance of Earth’s Past trilogy, and The Final Architecture series. With unexpected twists, unforgettable characters, and a fight for freedom that will leave you breathless, this space opera will keep you hooked until the final page.
Word Count: 120000
Summary: Where is everyone? Twenty-five years ago, a message from deep space fractured Humanity. The transmission? Only one word: “Hello.” Half of Humanity wanted to explore it, while the other half wanted to hide. Despite the division, a megaship, called the Traveler, followed the signal through space. Its disappearance only solidified the divide and led to the bloodiest civil war across Humanity, the Sapien War. Ten years later, Humanity met aliens, but not the ones who sent the signal. Today, Kasey Mako, one of the Traveler’s sons, investigates mysterious phenomena plaguing the galaxy. A virus and missing colony are just the tip of the iceberg for Kasey and the Galactic Union. As Kasey’s team of aliens and humans delve into the mystery, they discover these events aren’t random; they’re connected. They discover a more sinister plot that threatens not only the Union, but the entire galaxy. Missing Among the Stars is a light-science fiction novel, perfect for a first time science fiction reader and it draws inspiration from The Mass Effect series, the Old Man’s War series, the Wayfarers series, and The Final Architecture series. If you enjoyed those, you’ll love Missing Among the Stars. Buy your copy today and dive deeper into the Among the Stars Universe!
