Sentinel Station Series by Brittany Rose

Maya Adams is a professor of linguistics and ancient languages at Harvard University. She isn’t well liked by most of her older colleagues, mostly because her doctoral dissertation invalidated much of their earlier career conclusions and papers. Her relative youth and exotic beauty further served to draw lightning to her career by her backstabbing colleagues with unfounded rumors.Her life changes on the night the vast alien space station appeared in the sky, visible in orbit to the naked eye... moreMaya Adams is a professor of linguistics and ancient languages at Harvard University. She isn’t well liked by most of her older colleagues, mostly because her doctoral dissertation invalidated much of their earlier career conclusions and papers. Her relative youth and exotic beauty further served to draw lightning to her career by her backstabbing colleagues with unfounded rumors.Her life changes on the night the vast alien space station appeared in the sky, visible in orbit to the naked eye. To the world’s surprise, the station is discovered to be completely abandoned. Except, the teams boarding the station can’t read the language, and she’s called on to assist, reluctantly.She agrees, only to find out things aren’t what they appear to be, and the stakes are nothing less than the future of humanity, and the Earth itself. If she can figure it out in time, and if she could convince the people around her of the truth, which wouldn’t be easy.Author’s Note: This is a full novel, a Sci-Fi alien Reverse-Harem with a slow burn that doesn’t at all stint on the plot or the sci-fi. There are scenes of a mature nature between a man and a woman. It is also told from first person, from Kyra’s point of view. less

Maya Adams was settling into her new life aboard station and coming to terms with her new responsibilities.There was a whole lot to get done, as the Earth took its first steps toward expansion and dealing with the wider universe. Her life was more than a bit complicated on the professional and personal side.But that was just the start, there were plenty of surprises left in store in Maya’s future, and very few of them pleasant. Between her illegal A.I... moreMaya Adams was settling into her new life aboard station and coming to terms with her new responsibilities.There was a whole lot to get done, as the Earth took its first steps toward expansion and dealing with the wider universe. Her life was more than a bit complicated on the professional and personal side.But that was just the start, there were plenty of surprises left in store in Maya’s future, and very few of them pleasant. Between her illegal A.I. and some unpleasant discoveries of the empire’s past, not to mention greater threats out in the universe, she was in for a hell of a juggling act.Author’s Note: This is a full novel, a Sci-Fi alien Reverse-Harem with a slow burn that doesn’t at all stint on the plot or the sci-fi. There are scenes of a mature nature between a man and a woman as well as a woman and woman. It is also told from first person, from Maya’s point of view. less

Maya Adams was settling into her new life aboard station and coming to terms with her new responsibilities.Her personal life was rich, richer than it ever had been before with two lovers, but the potential for more added some complications.If that wasn’t enough, the Ohmi threat was a deadly one, and she’d need a little luck if she wasn’t going to misstep... moreMaya Adams was settling into her new life aboard station and coming to terms with her new responsibilities.Her personal life was rich, richer than it ever had been before with two lovers, but the potential for more added some complications.If that wasn’t enough, the Ohmi threat was a deadly one, and she’d need a little luck if she wasn’t going to misstep. All that and more were in store for Maya’s future, Author’s Note: This is a full novel, a Sci-Fi alien Reverse-Harem with a slow burn that doesn’t at all stint on the plot or the sci-fi. There are scenes of a mature nature between a man and a woman as well as a woman and woman. It is also told from first person, from Maya’s point of view. less