Navigating the Stars

Sentinels of the Galaxy

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Pub Date Nov 16 2018 | Archive Date Nov 20 2018

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Description

New York Times bestselling author Maria Snyder returns with a compelling new sci-fi series. Perfect for fans of Star Wars and Poison Study.


Year 2471. A new discovery. Those three words thrill my parents – the galaxy's leading archaeologists – but for me, it means another time jump to a different planet. One so big, my friends will be older than my dad when we arrive. And I'll still be seventeen. Thanks, Einstein. I really can't blame Einstein, though. No one expected to find life–sized terracotta warriors buried on other planets. So off we go to investigate, traveling through space and time. With my social life in ruins, I fill my days illegally worming into the quantum net – the invention that allows us to travel in space. Of course the only person close to my age is a hot–but–pain–in–the–neck security officer who threatens to throw me into the brig. But when one of the warrior planets goes silent, we have bigger problems on our hands. The planet's entire population might be dead. And now my worming skills, along with a translation of an ancient alien artefact, might be the key to finding out why. But my attempts to uncover the truth lead to the discovery of a deadly new alien phenomenon, and also alert those who wish to keep it quiet. The galaxy is in real danger and time is not on our side… A page–turning story of courage and determination in the face of the unknown.

New York Times bestselling author Maria Snyder returns with a compelling new sci-fi series. Perfect for fans of Star Wars and Poison Study.


Year 2471. A new discovery. Those three words thrill my...


A Note From the Publisher

Maria V. Snyder is the New York Times bestselling author of the Study series, the Glass series, the Healer series, Inside Out and Outside In. Born and raised in Philadelphia, she earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Meteorology from Penn State and a Master of Arts degree in fiction writing from Seton Hill University. Unable to part ways with Seton Hill, Maria is currently a teacher and mentor for the MFA program. Find her on the Web at MariaVSnyder.com.

Maria V. Snyder is the New York Times bestselling author of the Study series, the Glass series, the Healer series, Inside Out and Outside In. Born and raised in Philadelphia, she earned a Bachelor of...


Advance Praise

'Smart, witty and full of heart, Navigating the Stars had me hooked from the very first page!' – Lynette Noni, bestselling author of Whisper & The Medoran Chronicles

'Smart, witty and full of heart, Navigating the Stars had me hooked from the very first page!' – Lynette Noni, bestselling author of Whisper & The Medoran Chronicles


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Featured Reviews

As soon as I saw Maria V. Snyder has another book coming out I knew I had to have it, so I was over the moon when I found out i had been approved for an ARC!!


Maria is one of my favourite authors and she really has a way of making you connect and feel like you're walking in the main characters shoes. Her mannerism of writing has just a beauty around it that you can't help but be drawn in completely.


Navigating the Stars tells the story of Lyra Daniels being taken on an intergalactic journey by her archaeologist parents. The story premise is incredibly well told, the world building is second to none. You can really tell that Maria has gone to great lengths to research everything she is writing about, especially all of the scientific explanations. I loved the fact that she also had sensitivity readers to ensure that she wrote about Chinese culture accurately and sensitively.

Lyra is a headstrong, passionate, intelligent and kind main character. I loved reading her journey throughout the book and seeing how she grew. The family dynamics are such fun to read and the romance. Maria does slow burn so beautifully.

“And there’s this girl, she’s like a comet—makes the rest of the Galaxy seem dull in comparison.”

*thank you to Harlequin Australia and NetGalley for providing an eARC in exchange for an honest review.

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