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Book: And The Stars Will Sing (The Meaning Wars) by Michelle Browne

categories: Book, Space, Adventure, Raygun, Novella, Romance, Youth, Young Adult, Space Pirates, Classics, Science Fiction

Michelle Browne

about this book: It's been a couple days since I've last written. There wasn't really that much to talk about until today. Annamar had a nightmare last night. Her screams were enough to chill your bone marrow. Her quarters are right next to mine, so I heard her very clearly. So did Kelna. So did half the floor.

I'm sorry, that wasn't a very nice thing to say, especially because she was just terrified. I guess I know who was screaming that one night. We found her sitting on her cabin floor, sobbing and shaking, and very, very white. Kelna came in right away, followed by Jaria and me. She is usually so composed, and to see this kind of raw emotion is very unsettling. She kept going on about rips and tears and the effects of their reckless actions on the galactic fabric. She never actually said who 'they' were, just kept crying. After a while, we helped her calm down enough to go to sleep.

I was not so fortunate—I lay awake for a very long while, mindsearching to calm myself."--And the Stars Will Sing

Ready for a wild zap-gun style adventure into the depths of space? Follow Crystal, a spunky young Martian who's recently finished university, on the journey to Crossing Paths. With a strange crew of aliens and an office romance on her heels, the last complication she needs is the strange set of errors showing on her charts...