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    Dark Between Oceans: The Echo, #2
    Echo Between Worlds: The Echo, #3
    Cold Between Stars: The Echo, #1
    Ebook series4 titles

    The Echo Series

    By Belinda Crawford

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    About this series

    In this action-packed short story with aliens, spaceships and big arse mechs, Belinda Crawford expertly combines complex worldbuilding and non-stop action in a tale that will leave you wondering who the real monsters are.

     

    Grea used to be human, but she's not anymore. She used to have family, but they're gone. All that's left is Sister, a sentient spaceship waging a holy war against her creators, with Grea as her sword.

     

    Set in the world of The Echo, Brother is a no-holds-barred space opera will keep you on the edge of your seat.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBelinda Crawford
    Release dateMar 24, 2020
    Dark Between Oceans: The Echo, #2
    Echo Between Worlds: The Echo, #3
    Cold Between Stars: The Echo, #1

    Titles in the series (4)

    • 1

      Cold Between Stars: The Echo, #1
      Cold Between Stars: The Echo, #1

      Cold Between Stars: The Echo, #1

      Belinda Crawford
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      "Sci-fi as it should be; scary, isolating. No one will hear you scream." –Iffet Burton, Goodreads review   In the dark, empty space between solar systems, something lies in wait. It's pretty easy being a ship kid; clean out the cyclers, avoid your sister, don't get sucked into space. The hardest bit about it is spending a couple of decades in stasis/sleep while your ship travels to the next solar system. Then rinse and repeat all the way back to a home you've never seen. Except Kuma just got kicked out of stasis early, like years early. And he's alone. All. Alone. Except for the fug.

      "Sci-fi as it should be; scary, isolating. No one will hear you scream." –Iffet Burton, Goodreads review   In the dark, empty space between solar systems, something lies in wait. It's pretty easy being a ship kid; clean out the cyclers, avoid your sister, don't get sucked into space. The hardest bit about it is spending a couple of decades in stasis/sleep while your ship travels to the next solar system. Then rinse and repeat all the way back to a home you've never seen. Except Kuma just got kicked out of stasis early, like years early. And he's alone. All. Alone. Except for the fug.

    • 2

      Dark Between Oceans: The Echo, #2
      Dark Between Oceans: The Echo, #2

      Dark Between Oceans: The Echo, #2

      Belinda Crawford
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      Survival is just the beginning.   Being a ship kid is meant to be easy; cruise around the galaxy, explore a few planets, chart some asteroid belts, race cargo palettes through the ship's freight system. It's all fun and games until we stumble across an alien wreck, that's when I'm kicked out of stasis/sleep to find my home under attack, my friends being eaten. I try to save them, but all I do is make things worse.   And now... now I'm floating in an escape pod, the power fading, the cold invading my bones.   Alone.   Waiting to die.   But there are worse things than death.   And they're coming for me.   Dark Between Oceans is the second book in an epic new sci-fi series perfect for fans of The Expanse and Lost in Space.   Get Dark Between Oceans and join the fight!

      Survival is just the beginning.   Being a ship kid is meant to be easy; cruise around the galaxy, explore a few planets, chart some asteroid belts, race cargo palettes through the ship's freight system. It's all fun and games until we stumble across an alien wreck, that's when I'm kicked out of stasis/sleep to find my home under attack, my friends being eaten. I try to save them, but all I do is make things worse.   And now... now I'm floating in an escape pod, the power fading, the cold invading my bones.   Alone.   Waiting to die.   But there are worse things than death.   And they're coming for me.   Dark Between Oceans is the second book in an epic new sci-fi series perfect for fans of The Expanse and Lost in Space.   Get Dark Between Oceans and join the fight!

    • 3

      Echo Between Worlds: The Echo, #3
      Echo Between Worlds: The Echo, #3

      Echo Between Worlds: The Echo, #3

      Belinda Crawford
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      There is no escape.   I'm a ship-kid, cruising around the galaxy in my spaceship home, exploring planetoids, charting asteroids and sleeping away the long years between solar systems in stasis/sleep along with my family and friends. Or, at least, that's what I'm supposed to be.   I'm not that anymore, not by a long-shot, not since a sentient alien spaceship ate my home.   That home is gone now, blown to bits by the same aliens that took my sister, kidnapped my friends and destroyed my family, all because of some long ago war we didn't have anything to do with.   It's not fair. It's not right.   It's not over.   It's my turn now, my turn to take all of this death, all this destruction and shove it down the aliens' throats. And maybe, if I'm lucky – if we're all lucky – me, my friends and what's left of my family will come out of this alive, because there's one thing I know for sure…   I won't let them win.   Echo Between Worlds is the final book in an epic new YA sci-fi series. With aliens, spaceships, big arse mechs and an LGBTQI+ hero having a REALLY bad day, it's perfect for fans of The Expanse, Murderbot and Alien.

      There is no escape.   I'm a ship-kid, cruising around the galaxy in my spaceship home, exploring planetoids, charting asteroids and sleeping away the long years between solar systems in stasis/sleep along with my family and friends. Or, at least, that's what I'm supposed to be.   I'm not that anymore, not by a long-shot, not since a sentient alien spaceship ate my home.   That home is gone now, blown to bits by the same aliens that took my sister, kidnapped my friends and destroyed my family, all because of some long ago war we didn't have anything to do with.   It's not fair. It's not right.   It's not over.   It's my turn now, my turn to take all of this death, all this destruction and shove it down the aliens' throats. And maybe, if I'm lucky – if we're all lucky – me, my friends and what's left of my family will come out of this alive, because there's one thing I know for sure…   I won't let them win.   Echo Between Worlds is the final book in an epic new YA sci-fi series. With aliens, spaceships, big arse mechs and an LGBTQI+ hero having a REALLY bad day, it's perfect for fans of The Expanse, Murderbot and Alien.

    • 3

      Brother: An Echo Short Story: The Echo, #3.7
      Brother: An Echo Short Story: The Echo, #3.7

      Brother: An Echo Short Story: The Echo, #3.7

      Belinda Crawford
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      In this action-packed short story with aliens, spaceships and big arse mechs, Belinda Crawford expertly combines complex worldbuilding and non-stop action in a tale that will leave you wondering who the real monsters are.   Grea used to be human, but she's not anymore. She used to have family, but they're gone. All that's left is Sister, a sentient spaceship waging a holy war against her creators, with Grea as her sword.   Set in the world of The Echo, Brother is a no-holds-barred space opera will keep you on the edge of your seat.

      In this action-packed short story with aliens, spaceships and big arse mechs, Belinda Crawford expertly combines complex worldbuilding and non-stop action in a tale that will leave you wondering who the real monsters are.   Grea used to be human, but she's not anymore. She used to have family, but they're gone. All that's left is Sister, a sentient spaceship waging a holy war against her creators, with Grea as her sword.   Set in the world of The Echo, Brother is a no-holds-barred space opera will keep you on the edge of your seat.

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