About The Cleaner, the Cat and the Space Station by Fay Abernethy
What if a hidden alien space station orbited the Earth, secretly protecting us from invasion?
A heart-warming, multi-protagonist adventure featuring a diverse cast and some shape-shifting space demons.
FREE between February 9-13, 2023
Since leaving Ethiopia, Hanna has survived in London by working illegally as a cleaner. When tragedy strikes, help arrives in a surprising form and Hanna is welcomed into an unusual new family: a school for human recruits to the Shantivira, the secret alien space station which protects the Earth from extra-terrestrial invasion. But Hanna discovers a spy in their midst, reporting to an organisation unconvinced by the Shantivira’s friendly image…
Lucy is horse-riding on Dartmoor when a mysterious being appears out of the mist and offers her the chance to train as a pilot on the Shantivira. Unnerved, Lucy’s instinct is to refuse. But then she is approached by an organisation claiming the Shantivira’s motives are more sinister, and they persuade her to become their spy…
Joe is bored. Being the captain of the Shantivira isn’t the challenge he’d hoped it’d be. And although he believes his fellow humans should be informed about the existence of aliens, he can’t see how to do this without causing global mayhem. Then a stray asteroid hits the ISS and takes the decision out of his hands…
This imaginative blend of fantasy and science fiction is a must-read for fans of Tolkien, Ursula Le Guin, Doctor Who, Douglas Adams and Becky Chambers.
What readers are saying about The Cleaner, the Cat and the Space Station:
“Perfect for Becky Chambers fans”— Amazon FR review
“Amazing…one of those you can’t put down” — Goodreads review
“A holiday read with a difference” — Amazon UK review
“A charming and rewarding read” — Amazon US review
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