Mercy Madison
Beauty and the Skybound Beast
language
(Myriad House April 12, 2017)
“Lots of rich world building and interesting characters packed into a small space that you can devour in one sitting. Great fairytale retelling for fans of Marissa Meyer’s Cinder.” —Jacque Stevens, author of The Stone Bearers
It’s not safe to wander in space alone.
Humanity is threatened by a devastating parasite pandemic and anyone exposed risks becoming a rabid, bloodthirsty monster. Erin, a gifted biotechnician working in a lab miles above the Earth’s surface, knows better than to explore abandoned spacecraft. Her eccentric inventor father cannot say the same. He has wandered too far this time and Erin must rescue him before it’s too late.
Following her father’s SOS, she finds a lavish space station guarded by a monster straight out of her nightmares. But the more time she spends with the monster, the more she sees past his facade into the man he used to be. A man she would risk everything to save.
It’s not safe to wander in space alone.
Humanity is threatened by a devastating parasite pandemic and anyone exposed risks becoming a rabid, bloodthirsty monster. Erin, a gifted biotechnician working in a lab miles above the Earth’s surface, knows better than to explore abandoned spacecraft. Her eccentric inventor father cannot say the same. He has wandered too far this time and Erin must rescue him before it’s too late.
Following her father’s SOS, she finds a lavish space station guarded by a monster straight out of her nightmares. But the more time she spends with the monster, the more she sees past his facade into the man he used to be. A man she would risk everything to save.