It is only available on Lulu.com.
It includes the new first chapter and has been honed and whittled down a bit. Paean is paeansier, Shawn is shawnier, and Federi is more federitical. The Solar Wind is windier and sunnier, and Ronan's true character shines through in the beginning. (I know he gets buttered under a little as the series continues - he gets grouchy. This is quite clearly due to overload, as the sensitive reader can understand.)
SW1 hardcover version comes in at $25, which is not much for Lulu.com (I don't think I could produce a P'kaboo case-bound book at that price), and for the first 3 months there will be a discount. The discount diminishes over time, so get yours while it's hot!
"Don't know what you dragged aboard there, Federi."
At only fifteen, Paean's life is already over. Things have gone wrong, and now she is on the run. With her two brothers she escapes onto a ship - only to discover that the "Solar Wind" is a pirate vessel. Too late, they are already at sea.
Is it good or bad to be on a ship that is hunted by the military? Will Captain keep them on as pirates or pitch them overboard, and which is worse? Staying silent about what is eating her alive, is more difficult than she imagined for the extraverted young musician. Can she find allies, actual friends aboard? Or should she, as her instincts warn her, trust no-one at all?
Well, at least Captain is in for a lot of surprises!
As before, the book can be previewed at this link, and this is also where you can find reviews.At only fifteen, Paean's life is already over. Things have gone wrong, and now she is on the run. With her two brothers she escapes onto a ship - only to discover that the "Solar Wind" is a pirate vessel. Too late, they are already at sea.
Is it good or bad to be on a ship that is hunted by the military? Will Captain keep them on as pirates or pitch them overboard, and which is worse? Staying silent about what is eating her alive, is more difficult than she imagined for the extraverted young musician. Can she find allies, actual friends aboard? Or should she, as her instincts warn her, trust no-one at all?
Well, at least Captain is in for a lot of surprises!
I'll eventually publish Lulu hardcover versions of Solar Winds 2 - 4 as well, and nr 5 when I'm ready to publish it at all (I'm not yet happy with "The Morrigan"). These hardcovers make excellent special presents for a read-happy friend or family member; and they'll look good as a series next to each other.
Why exclusively on Lulu?
Because they don't have a lending system!
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