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    A Starscape Slightly Askew

    By N. Ellen Fulda

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    Kittyhawk Gruff never wanted to compete with her sisters. It's not her fault she's good at everything from alien artifacts to hyperspace mechanics. She'd far rather be ordinary than deal with her family's resentment. But when a trans-dimensional entity lures her sisters into an archaeological death trap, Kittyhawk knows she will have to stop pretending and live up to her own potential.

    This is a delightful short story, but it's not a full-length novel. The characters are fun and the concepts are challenging, and more lengthy adventures with the Gruff sisters will be forthcoming. In fact, the better this book sells, the more quickly additional stories will come.

    Special thanks to artist Keliana Tayler, who perfectly captured the personalities of the three sisters in the cover image.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNancy Fulda
    Release dateSep 26, 2013
    ISBN9781311306807
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