Benjamin Boekweg

Aberrant Star (Knights of the Solar Winds, #1) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

The first full length novel in the Knights of the Solar Winds series.

Space holds many secrets. He is one of them.

Starfighter mechanic Vance Brewer never thought he wanted to leave the safety of his starcraft carrier. But when his secret is discovered, he quickly finds himself in a deadly struggle for survival. Now he must draw upon all his skills to defeat two invisible enemies; one is in his head, the other is stalking him…

"A great space opera that feels like Top Gun meets Star Wars and is so much fun." - Heather Button

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: BenjiKenobi
• Erscheinungstermin: 11. Mai 2022
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798986144214
• Artikelnr.: 65694265

Autorenporträt

I was born a long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away...okay maybe notbut you've got to admit it would be pretty sweet to claim that! It would certainly make for a more interesting introduction. My name is Benjamin, and I love to tell stories of far away and the impossible. I enjoy a good Sci-Fi space opera or time travel novel. Additionally, I love reading fantasy novels. My first introduction into fantasy was Brandon Sanderson, and I fell in love with his books. I simply love Sanderson's Rules of Magic.

I write all my stories with clean language. When it comes to writing, a common piece of advice I've run into is to be "authentic". Stephen King called it "telling the truth", which in my humble opinion is just a euphemism for "use profanity". Well I disagree. It is so disappointing to have to put down a really good book because I can't take all the swear words that keep popping up from the page. Can one be "authentic" as well as clean? Why not? This is science fiction and fantasy; I can make up whatever words the characters use for "harsh language" and it doesn't have to offend me or my readers.