Echo (Crawford)

In the dark, empty space between solar systems, something lies in wait.It's pretty easy being a ship kid; clean out the cyclers, avoid your sister, don't get sucked into space. The hardest bit about it is spending a couple of decades in stasis/sleep while your ship travels to the next solar system. Then rinse and repeat all the way back to a home you've never seen.Except Kuma just got kicked out of stasis early, like years early. And he's alone.All. Alone. Except for the fug.

There is no escape. I'm a ship-kid, cruising around the galaxy in my spaceship home, exploring planetoids, charting asteroids and sleeping away the long years between solar systems in stasis/sleep along with my family and friends. Or, at least, that's what I'm supposed to be. I'm not that anymore, not by a long-shot, not since a sentient alien spaceship ate my home. That home is gone now, blown to bits by the same aliens that took my sister, kidnapped my friends and destroyed my family, all because of some long-ago war we didn't have anything to do with. It's not fair. It's not right. It's not over. It's my turn now, my turn to take all of this death, all this destruction and shove it down the aliens' throats. And maybe, if I'm lucky — if we're all lucky — me, my friends and what's left of my family will come out of this alive, because there's one thing I know for sure... I won't let them win. Echo Between Worlds is the final book in an epic new YA sci-fi series. With aliens, spaceships, big arse mechs and an LGBTQI+ hero having a REALLY bad day, it's perfect for fans of The Expanse, Murderbot and Alien.