About the Book
When our Earth ship crashed on an alien world, I thought my engineering career was over. Rescued by massive blue aliens called Zandovians, I found myself aboard the Mothership, a flying city that travels the galaxy saving stranded refugees. The problem? These advanced aliens think human technology is primitive junk.
Enter Vaxon, gorgeous, methodical, and completely convinced that my chaotic engineering methods will get us all killed. But when the ship's engines start failing and thousands of lives hang in the balance, we're forced to work together. His Zandovian precision meets my human innovation, and the sparks that fly aren't just from our quantum drive modifications.
As we race to save a mining colony from raiders, I discover that Vaxon's protective instincts run deeper than professional courtesy. And when a conspiracy threatens to destroy everything we've built, I realize that the most important thing I've engineered isn't a better engine, it's a partnership that could save us all.
Some equations are worth solving. Some risks are worth taking. And some alien mechanics are worth falling for, even when the fate of the galaxy depends on whether we can make our impossible collaboration work.
In space, love isn't the only thing that defies gravity.
