Star Girl
Fiction & Literature, LGBT, Lesbian, Science Fiction & Fantasy, High Tech, Action Suspense
| Author: | Alan VanMeter | ISBN: | 9781386761884 |
| Publisher: | Alan VanMeter | Publication: | January 13, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Alan VanMeter |
| ISBN: | 9781386761884 |
| Publisher: | Alan VanMeter |
| Publication: | January 13, 2017 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
An aviation based Scifi adventure you are sure to remember. There is some mild adult content in this novel, but it a distance between these scenes. Readers who are triggered by rape should be cautious, as there are a couple of rape sequences.
Stephanie Romero was raised an Air Force brat, as her father was the commanding officer of the Strategic Air Command Headquarters. He spoiled her in ways few could ever even dream of. When her classmates were drooling over their first cars, she could care less about driving... a car. This was because her father had taught her to fly fighter jets since she was thirteen. Of course this stuck with her and Stephanie joined the Air Force Academy at the young age of seventeen. Before she knew it she was flying F-22 Raptors in combat, where her skill and bravery would be tested to their very limits. The price she paid serving her country was high, but being connected as she was; Stephanie was given a reprieve, and chosen to become a test pilot. She got the chance to take this ride all the way to the stars. This is the story of the supremely brave woman who became the first human being to travel to another star system and safely return.
An aviation based Scifi adventure you are sure to remember. There is some mild adult content in this novel, but it a distance between these scenes. Readers who are triggered by rape should be cautious, as there are a couple of rape sequences.
Stephanie Romero was raised an Air Force brat, as her father was the commanding officer of the Strategic Air Command Headquarters. He spoiled her in ways few could ever even dream of. When her classmates were drooling over their first cars, she could care less about driving... a car. This was because her father had taught her to fly fighter jets since she was thirteen. Of course this stuck with her and Stephanie joined the Air Force Academy at the young age of seventeen. Before she knew it she was flying F-22 Raptors in combat, where her skill and bravery would be tested to their very limits. The price she paid serving her country was high, but being connected as she was; Stephanie was given a reprieve, and chosen to become a test pilot. She got the chance to take this ride all the way to the stars. This is the story of the supremely brave woman who became the first human being to travel to another star system and safely return.
