STAR VECTOR

Love doesn't die in space, but everything else might.

In 2081, humanity has conquered the Solar System. It still hasn't figured out how to live with itself.

Aboard the hospital ship Perry Lee, the doctors, nurses, pilots, and security personnel of the United Terran Republic go where they're needed most—into disasters, emergencies, and conflicts where lives hang in the balance.

For Dr. Alanna Wesker, medicine is more than a profession. Saving lives is the foundation upon which she has built her entire identity. Her husband, Jack, has spent his career protecting people like her. Kelsey Todd is still finding her place among a crew of veterans, while pilot Duke Desmond came aboard carrying reasons of his own for choosing a hospital ship over the battlefield.

They are coworkers, friends, lovers, rivals, and occasionally pains in each other's asses.

They're also about to have a very bad year.

Tensions between Earth and Mars are reaching a breaking point. Old prejudices are resurfacing. Political decisions made millions of kilometers away are beginning to reach the corridors of the Perry Lee. And when the people sworn to preserve life find themselves caught between two worlds, the difference between doing their duty and doing what is right may become impossible to see.

Some wounds can be treated.

Others follow you home.

STAR VECTOR is a character-driven science-fiction novel about love under impossible circumstances—and the messy, funny, frightened, passionate, deeply flawed people trying to hold themselves and each other together when everything around them begins to come apart.

Humanity may have reached the stars.

Surviving them is another matter.