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A defeated general. A jaded princess. A really awkward situation. Orion and Cassiopeia are the last of their an ancient, powerful race of space-dwelling beings known as Celestials. After losing a terrible war against another, deadlier race, Orion appeals to Cassiopeia, hoping she’ll help him save their species. After all, he’s a male, she’s a female… This shouldn’t be complicated, right? Wrong! Cassiopeia, who has been living like a recluse for centuries, wants absolutely nothing to do with Orion. And not just because he has no manners; there are things she doesn’t want him to know, secrets that drove her to self-exile. So she does the only logical thing she can think She runs away to Earth, where she allies herself with a group of young musicians and adopts their easygoing way of life in order to blend in. It’s the perfect hiding place, right? Wrong! Little does Cassiopeia know, Orion is way better at tracking than he is at romance… though he may have to become good at both if he wants a second chance.
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Is The Last Celestials appropriate for my child?
Suitable for most readers 13 and up.
A lighthearted sci-fi romance featuring two immortal space beings navigating species survival and personal secrets, with mild peril from a past war and comedic chase dynamics. No explicit content or strong language.
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This book has mild violence, mild sexual content, and clean language. Content notes include war.
Who'll love this
A funny, heartfelt story about two ancient celestial beings who couldn't be more different — one on the run, one giving chase — discovering connection on Earth.