Double Life: A Space Pirate Bounty Hunter Adventure Novel
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Lyssa is living a double life as a space pirate and scientist. Neither life is going so hot…
Razia should be one of the most-feared space pirate bounty hunters in the universe. Trained by the legendary Tauron Ball, she can track down the most elusive pirates and bring them to heel without breaking a sweat. But unfortunately, she's never given a chance to prove herself. Piracy is a lucrative, tightly-controlled game - and unless something changes her boss's mind, she's stuck catching the purse snatchers he assigns her.
To pay the bills, she's stuck in her old life as Dr. Lyssa Peate, planet-discovering scientist and daughter to the disappeared Sostas, obsessed with the religious center of the universe. There, she's hounded by her other boss, who's interest in her father's work crosses the line when he assigns her an intern who'll surely report her every move. Already at her wit's end balancing her two lives, this new wrinkle makes things even more complicated…
…then her intern is mistaken for her hostage by the Universal Police.
The Razia series has delighted space opera readers around the world. Fans of Elizabeth Moon, Illuminae, and Rachel Bach will fall in love with this brilliant series about a woman struggling to find her place in a universe that doesn't seem to want her.
Praise for the Razia Series:
✭✭✭✭✭ "Character development balanced by action, adventure, and a healthy dose of snark!" - Kristin W., Amazon Reviewer
✭✭✭✭✭ "If you're into otherwordly space sagas, this is definitely worth the read!" - Kat B., Amazon Reviewer
✭✭✭✭✭ "Hooked me from the first chapter and didn't let me leave until I was done!" - Chelsea C., Amazon Reviewer
✭✭✭✭✭ "I could relate to Razia and her self-talk, the self-doubt, and the struggle to be caught between what she wants and what she is expected to do." - Theresa S., Amazon Reviewer
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S. Usher Evans was born and raised in Pensacola, Florida. After a decade of fighting bureaucratic battles as an IT consultant in Washington, D.C., she suffered a massive quarter-life-crisis. She decided fighting dragons was more fun than writing policy, so she moved back to Pensacola to write books full-time. She currently resides there with her husband and kids, and frequently can be found plotting on the beach.
