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Do you love Jack?
Of course you do. You’ve already followed him through six books and somehow made it all the way to his final adventure. At this point, you’re either a devoted fan or suffering from a very specific form of Stockholm syndrome.
Either way, welcome back.
But do you love Mara, the magnificent, sarcastic, spectacularly overpowered sentient warship from the I, Warship series?
You don’t know who Mara is?
Okay, we have a problem.
Stop whatever you’re doing. Put down the coffee. Tell your family you’ll see them in a few days. Go pick up I’m a Destroyer, the first book in the I, Warship series.
Trust me. You’ll love her.
Mara is, in many ways, Jack’s spiritual sister: sarcastic, ridiculously dangerous, occasionally heroic, and equipped with enough firepower to turn a perfectly respectable planetary system into an interesting astronomy problem.
So finish her series; then come back here.
I’ll wait.
Done?
Excellent.
Because I've done something that, in retrospect, perhaps should've required adult supervision: for the first time, two of my biggest science-fiction series collide in one enormous crossover adventure.
Jack.
Mara.
Their crews.
And one very, very unfortunate galaxy-ending threat.
I can’t tell you much about what happens next without spoiling the fun. Let’s just say something is coming that neither Jack nor Mara can handle alone.
Yes.
Those two.
If you know them both, you should find that statement mildly terrifying.
So naturally, they’re going to have to work together.
This is either going to save the galaxy or dramatically shorten its life expectancy.
Pick up I’m a Monster Hunter today and join Jack and Mara for their biggest, craziest adventure yet—and Jack’s final story.
God help the galaxy.
It certainly can’t help itself.
Genre: Young Adult Fantasy
Of course you do. You’ve already followed him through six books and somehow made it all the way to his final adventure. At this point, you’re either a devoted fan or suffering from a very specific form of Stockholm syndrome.
Either way, welcome back.
But do you love Mara, the magnificent, sarcastic, spectacularly overpowered sentient warship from the I, Warship series?
You don’t know who Mara is?
Okay, we have a problem.
Stop whatever you’re doing. Put down the coffee. Tell your family you’ll see them in a few days. Go pick up I’m a Destroyer, the first book in the I, Warship series.
Trust me. You’ll love her.
Mara is, in many ways, Jack’s spiritual sister: sarcastic, ridiculously dangerous, occasionally heroic, and equipped with enough firepower to turn a perfectly respectable planetary system into an interesting astronomy problem.
So finish her series; then come back here.
I’ll wait.
Done?
Excellent.
Because I've done something that, in retrospect, perhaps should've required adult supervision: for the first time, two of my biggest science-fiction series collide in one enormous crossover adventure.
Jack.
Mara.
Their crews.
And one very, very unfortunate galaxy-ending threat.
I can’t tell you much about what happens next without spoiling the fun. Let’s just say something is coming that neither Jack nor Mara can handle alone.
Yes.
Those two.
If you know them both, you should find that statement mildly terrifying.
So naturally, they’re going to have to work together.
This is either going to save the galaxy or dramatically shorten its life expectancy.
Pick up I’m a Monster Hunter today and join Jack and Mara for their biggest, craziest adventure yet—and Jack’s final story.
God help the galaxy.
It certainly can’t help itself.
Genre: Young Adult Fantasy