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The Stars Undying
- Narrated by: Esther Wane, Tim Campbell
- Length: 16 hrs and 33 mins
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Publisher's Summary
A spectacular space opera debut perfect for fans of Ann Leckie's Ancillary Justice and Arkady Martine's A Memory Called Empire, inspired by the lives and loves of Cleopatra and Julius Caesar.
LOYALTY, LEGACY AND BETRAYAL...
Princess Altagracia has lost everything. After a bloody civil war, her twin sister has claimed not just the crown of their planet Szayet but the Pearl of its prophecy, a computer that contains the immortal soul of their god. Stripped of her birthright, Altagracia prepares to flee the planet - just as Matheus Ceirran, Commander of the interstellar Empire of Ceiao, arrives in deadly pursuit. Princess Altagracia sees an opportunity to win back her planet, her god, and her throne . . . if she can win over the Commander and his distrustful right-hand officer, Anita.
But talking her way into Commander Matheus's good graces, and his bed, is only the beginning. Dealing with the most powerful man in the galaxy is almost as dangerous as war, and Altagracia is quickly torn between Matheus and the wishes of the machine god that whispers in her ear.
For Szayet's sake, and her own, Altagracia will need to become more than a princess with a silver tongue. She will have to become a queen as history has never seen before - even if it breaks an empire.
Critic Reviews
"Dazzling, transportive, boundless, precise - and dares to ask, what if Mark Antony was the hottest butch girl in space?" (Casey McQuiston)
"A glittering triumph that weaves together history and tragedy into a star-spanning epic. I fell into this book and didn't come out for a long time." (Everina Maxwell)
"Gorgeously written, clever and captivating." (Kristyn Merbeth)