Sunrise Over Shippo: A Salvage Title Universe Novel (The Asur Trilogy Book 1)

by Melissa Olthoff

FBT review:

Sunrise Over Shippo: A Salvage Title Universe Novel (The Asur Trilogy Book 1) is a thrilling science fiction adventure that will captivate any reader looking for a new indie book to read. Written by Melissa Olthoff, this book follows the story of Kailey Jackson as she sets out to protect her world from the evil Badar Syndicate, who are trying to invade and destroy it. With the help of her Kitsoonay sister Jinx and the Lancers mercenary unit, Kailey leads a dangerous and exciting scout mission back to Shippo, where she must face the Syndicate head-on.

Full of action, adventure, and suspense, Sunrise Over Shippo is a must-read for any fan of indie science fiction books. With excellent world-building and engaging characters, this book is sure to keep you turning pages late into the night. So, if you're looking for your next read and love science fiction, add Sunrise Over Shippo to your list today.

Publisher Description:

How did it all go so bad?

All Kailey Jackson ever wanted to do was study the lost civilization of the Asur in peace. When she proposed an archaeological investigation into the ruins on Shippo, home of the fox-like Kitsoonay who raised her, she had no idea the infamous Badar Syndicate was funding the dig, or that they would use it as a cover to invade her world.

Now, Shippo is under attack, and Kailey and her Kitsoonay sister, Jinx, barely escaped the Syndicate with the help of the Lancers mercenary unit. The Lancers are going to take the planet back for them, but they can’t go in blind. Kailey, feeling responsible for the attack, volunteers to lead the scout mission back to Shippo.

The Syndicate is expecting her return, after all, one way or another. So what if it puts her life in danger? So what if she isn’t a fighter? Kailey is willing to do whatever it takes to fix what she has broken, even if it means putting herself back in the hands of the very organization killing her people.

Because sometimes… sometimes you have to fight to protect what you love.