The Hive Queen Saga: Three-Book Boxed Set
Book Details
Author(s)Janine A. Southard
PublisherMartian Cantina
ISBN / ASINB01EYW7KOS
ISBN-13978B01EYW7KO8
MarketplaceFrance 🇫🇷
Description
Follow Rhiannon and her Hive across the galaxy! The first novel in this action-adventure series won an IPPY award for science fiction in 2013. Since then, the books have only gotten better.
Queen & Commander
On a world where test scores determine your future, six students rebel. They’ll outrun society as fast as their questionably obtained spaceship will take them. Rhiannon, the inexperienced Queen leading this escape, will have to deal with blackmail by a supposed ally and kidnapping by people who should be role models in her quest to keep her crew alive.
"So Much to Offer"
How do the Devoted find their Queens? Alan tells the tale of all the Queens who courted him before he met Rhiannon.
Hive & Heist
A space station caper!
Is it really stealing when you take back what’s yours? Exhausted and broke, Rhiannon’s Hive limps into John Wayne Station on the Ceridwen’s Cauldron. Safe at last, this stop-over is looking bright until the authorities steal their ship’s engine. The only solution: steal it back!
Hive & Heist has action, druidry, and a sentient robot. Oh, and some sheep.
"The Robot Who Stole Herself"
Before she became an American Space Ranger. Before she joined Queen-Commander Rhiannon on the Ceridwen’s Cauldron. Before she was sentient, robotic M3L-15-A was a nanny.
In this science fiction short story, Melissa turns her child-rearing programming on herself and climbs to sentience. To avoid the scrap heap, Melissa finds her own path to freedom.
Reign & Revolution
The Hive Queen Saga’s thrilling conclusion!
Rhiannon and her Hive have mastered space travel. Sort of. At least, they’re better at it. Since joining up, they’ve traveled farther and farther away from their home planet. Out on Yin He Garden Station (in Chinese-owned territory), home catches up.
But home isn't exactly as they left it, and a hostile space fleet stands between Rhiannon’s aging ship and her new/old life. Should she charge towards the fleet, or scurry back into international space as fast as her craft can go?
Spaceships. Heists. Anywhere but here.
Queen & Commander
On a world where test scores determine your future, six students rebel. They’ll outrun society as fast as their questionably obtained spaceship will take them. Rhiannon, the inexperienced Queen leading this escape, will have to deal with blackmail by a supposed ally and kidnapping by people who should be role models in her quest to keep her crew alive.
"So Much to Offer"
How do the Devoted find their Queens? Alan tells the tale of all the Queens who courted him before he met Rhiannon.
Hive & Heist
A space station caper!
Is it really stealing when you take back what’s yours? Exhausted and broke, Rhiannon’s Hive limps into John Wayne Station on the Ceridwen’s Cauldron. Safe at last, this stop-over is looking bright until the authorities steal their ship’s engine. The only solution: steal it back!
Hive & Heist has action, druidry, and a sentient robot. Oh, and some sheep.
"The Robot Who Stole Herself"
Before she became an American Space Ranger. Before she joined Queen-Commander Rhiannon on the Ceridwen’s Cauldron. Before she was sentient, robotic M3L-15-A was a nanny.
In this science fiction short story, Melissa turns her child-rearing programming on herself and climbs to sentience. To avoid the scrap heap, Melissa finds her own path to freedom.
Reign & Revolution
The Hive Queen Saga’s thrilling conclusion!
Rhiannon and her Hive have mastered space travel. Sort of. At least, they’re better at it. Since joining up, they’ve traveled farther and farther away from their home planet. Out on Yin He Garden Station (in Chinese-owned territory), home catches up.
But home isn't exactly as they left it, and a hostile space fleet stands between Rhiannon’s aging ship and her new/old life. Should she charge towards the fleet, or scurry back into international space as fast as her craft can go?
Spaceships. Heists. Anywhere but here.
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