Defending The Galaxy

'Chock full of action, humour, danger, and emotion, this phenomenal series is unputdownable from start to finish!' - Amanda Bouchet, USA Today bestselling author of The Kingmaker Chronicles.

2021 PRISM Award Winner: SF/Futuristic

2021 PRISM Award Winner: BEST of the BEST

'The Sentinels of the Galaxy series is a masterpiece of YA storytelling.' - Aurealis

Year 2522. Oh. My. Stars.

Junior Officer Ara Lawrence here, reporting for duty. Again. It's situation critical for the security team and everyone in the base - including my parents - with a new attack from the looters imminent, a possible galaxy-wide crime conspiracy and an unstoppable alien threat. But this all pales in the face of my mind-blowing discovery about the Q-net. Of course, no one believes me. I'm not sure I believe me. It could just be a stress-induced delusion. That's what my parents seem to believe...

Their concern for me is hampering my ability to do my job. I know they love me, but with the Q-net in my corner, I'm the only one who can help the security team beat the shadowy aliens from the pits we discovered. We're holding them at bay, for now, but the entire Milky Way Galaxy is in danger of being overrun.

With battles on too many fronts, it's looking dire. But one thing I've learned is when people I love are in jeopardy, I'll never give up trying to save them. Not until my dying breath. Which could very well be today...

The jaw-dropping finale to New York Times bestselling author Maria V. Snyder's YA space opera.

PRAISE FOR SENTINELS OF THE GALAXY:

'Smart, witty and full of heart, Navigating the Stars had me hooked from the very first page!' - Lynette Noni, bestselling author of The Medoran Chronicles

'A solidly entertaining read with a delightful heroine and unpredictable action-packed plot.' - Dreaming of Cats

'Maria V. Snyder has a way of writing addictive books and this is no exception. If you like Indiana Jones, Tomb Raider, sci-fi with awesome action and subtle romance this series is for you!' - Mashleas Reads