Books in the broken arrow universe

Quiet Moon

I was supposed to unload the Arrow and be gone by morning.

Instead, our engine died hours after a one-night stand with the local dockmaster—and now repairs will keep us grounded for weeks. On his moon. With him.

I can handle grounded. I can handle repairs, and delays, and a crew that finds this
whole situation extremely funny.

I can't handle Halden.

He doesn't do one-night stands, as a rule. He's not embarrassed that ours mattered.
And every time I crack a joke to get past something real, he just waits—patient,
unimpressed, absolutely refusing to let me off the hook—until I say the true thing
instead.

Nobody's ever out-waited me before. I don't know what to do with a man who isn't
buying the act.

The longer the repairs take, the more his tiny moon starts to feel less like a delay
and more like somewhere I could actually stay. But every day the Arrow gets closer
to flightworthy is a day closer to the goodbye I've given a hundred times, to people
who never got the chance to give it to me first.

I built my whole life on leaving before anyone could leave me. When the Arrow's
ready to lift, I won't just lose Halden.

I'll lose the one chance I've ever let myself have at finding out what happens if I
stay long enough to be chosen.

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Perfect for fans of Firefly, The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet, and any romance
where the found family works as hard as the found love, Quiet Moon delivers a
one-night stand that refuses to stay casual, a fogbound slow burn under a departure
clock, and a heroine who's spent a lifetime making sure nobody gets close enough to
leave her — and now has to risk it anyway.

The Last Daughter

I was supposed to prove I was more than the ornamental youngest daughter.

Instead, my mother gave me eight days' notice for my own wedding.

A Council-ratified alliance. A frozen mining world on the far edge of the Trade Ring. A husband with no House, no title, and no use for a Core wife.

Ronan Marshall doesn't pretend otherwise. He tells me so on our wedding night—politely, precisely: my presence satisfies the treaty, and nothing more will be asked of me.

Fine. I don't want him either.

Except he keeps making my coffee. He fixes my hard hat with his own hands. He looks at me like I'm something worth crossing a room for—and then walks away like touching me would cost him everything.

There's a lie underneath this marriage. I can feel it in every locked council session, every question he won't answer. And I'm going to find it.

But when I do, I won't just lose him. I'll lose the first home I ever chose.

***

Perfect for fans of Polaris Rising, Winter's Orbit, and marriage-of-convenience
romance, The Last Daughter delivers a wife traded across the galaxy as the price of
a treaty, an ice-planet slow burn, and a husband whose secrets could cost them
everything.

Daughter Of Aurelia

I was raised to be perfect. 

The perfect daughter. The perfect noblewoman. Poised, serene, a credit to House Orvenne. I learned early that keeping the peace meant hiding everything real beneath silk and expectation. 

In two years, I will marry whoever my mother chooses. In two years, my life will no longer be mine. 

Then he arrived. 

Elias Kade. A botanist from the Trade Ring, contracted to grow impossible flowers for my sister's wedding. He tracks dirt through our pristine halls, says exactly what he thinks, and looks at me like he sees through every mask I've ever worn. 

I should keep my distance. He's beneath my station, and wanting him could ruin everything my family has built. 

But the more I hide, the more he sees. And some things refuse to stay buried. 

In a world where perfection is survival and scandal is death, I'm falling for the one man I can't lie to. When the truth comes out, I won't just lose him. 

I'll lose myself. 

 *** 

Perfect for fans of Bridgerton, Polaris Rising, and slow-burn forbidden romance, Daughter of Aurelia delivers palace intrigue, impossible chemistry, and a love that refuses to be hidden.

Imposter

I was supposed to rot in a cell. 

 Instead, a stranger offered me a job in exchange for enough money to change my life. Enough to get my little sister off this planet. Enough to stop surviving and start living. 

The catch? Impersonating a noble daughter in the Inner Core. Attend formal dinners, smile at dignitaries, and convince her fiancé I’m someone I’m not. 

I'm a street rat from the Outer Rim. I don't know the rules. I don't know the politics. But desperation makes you reckless, and I'm very good at surviving.

I wasn't supposed to feel anything. Wasn't supposed to want anything except the money and a clean exit. 

Then I met him. 

And now I'm in way over my head. When the truth comes out, I won't just lose him. I'll lose everything I never knew I wanted. 

 *** 

Perfect for fans of Polaris Rising, The Selection, and hidden identity romance, Imposter delivers palace intrigue, impossible chemistry, and a lie that might just become the truth.

Decommissioned

I was engineered to be a weapon. 

 Built in a lab, deployed to kill without hesitation. When the war ended, they called it “decommissioning.” I called it mass execution. 

 I wasn't supposed to survive. But I did. And now I have one mission: disappear. Stay invisible. Never let anyone close enough to see what I really am. 

 It was working. Two years of no connections and no complications. No one gets hurt. 

 Then Nikolai Shaw walked through my door. 

 He's reckless, charming, and incapable of taking no for an answer. He doesn't flinch when I glare. Doesn't back off when I push. Keeps coming back like I'm something worth coming back to. He doesn't know what I am. What I've done. And I need to keep it that way. 

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 Perfect for fans of The Old Guard, Firefly, and Ann Aguirre's Sirantha Jax series, Decommissioned delivers a touch-starved super soldier, a captain who refuses to give up on him, and a found family worth fighting for.