Rover (e-bok) av Michelle Chaves
Michelle Chaves

Rover e-bok

39 kr
When Lia’s mum steals away with the family’s hospital savings, Lia is forced to turn to space-mining to pay for her sister’s hospital bills. The Rovers is considered the most dangerous occupation, but at least it’s the highest paying one. If you’re a man. But crossdressing illegally in space and staying in the good grace of the visiting Monarch turns out to be the least of Lia’s worries. Because…
When Lia’s mum steals away with the family’s hospital savings, Lia is forced to turn to space-mining to pay for her sister’s hospital bills. The Rovers is considered the most dangerous occupation, but at least it’s the highest paying one. If you’re a man. But crossdressing illegally in space and staying in the good grace of the visiting Monarch turns out to be the least of Lia’s worries. Because while the Monarch tries to introduce the idea of women joining the space miners, the most unlikely person seems set on barring his every move—a fearless feminist called Jail that Lia has always looked up to. Battling to learn the way of the Rovers and at the same time, not let her disguise strip her of her very own beliefs, Lia begins to uncover some dark secret—secrets that could mean the unraveling of their human rights as they know it.
E-bok 39 kr
Författare Michelle Chaves (författare)
Förlag Authorchaves
Utgiven 31.07.2026
Längd 312 sidor
Genrer Ungdomsböcker, Samhälle Och Politik, Science Fiction
Språk English
Format epub
Kopieringsskydd Vattenmärkt
ISBN 9789153194514

When Lia’s mum steals away with the family’s hospital savings, Lia is forced to turn to space-mining to pay for her sister’s hospital bills. The Rovers is considered the most dangerous occupation, but at least it’s the highest paying one. If you’re a man. But crossdressing illegally in space and staying in the good grace of the visiting Monarch turns out to be the least of Lia’s worries. Because while the Monarch tries to introduce the idea of women joining the space miners, the most unlikely person seems set on barring his every move—a fearless feminist called Jail that Lia has always looked up to. Battling to learn the way of the Rovers and at the same time, not let her disguise strip her of her very own beliefs, Lia begins to uncover some dark secret—secrets that could mean the unraveling of their human rights as they know it.

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