No Shelter but the Stars

De: Virginia Black

Narrado por: Trei Taylor

Virginia Black's No Shelter But the Stars is the space opera you've been waiting for—packed with warring worlds, romantic adventure, and larger-than-life characters.

Kyran Loyal is the last heir to the lost throne of a forgotten planet, the figurehead of a nomadic people fleeing the galactic tyranny of a brutal regime. Davia Sifane is the unrecognized daughter of an imperial despot. When happenstance pits them against each other in battle, neither expects the outcome: they are the only two people to survive. Marooned on a barren moon, their only hope of survival is to rely on each other, but what they learn will either kill them or change the galaxy forever.

©2024 Virginia Black (P)2024 Tantor

Great story, poor performance

it was hard for me to get immersed into the story as I kept getting distracted by the narrators accent.

My Heart!

Highly engaging storyline with a bit of danger, suspense, creepy alien bugs, court intrigue, and heart. Pleasantly surprised with some good steamy scenes too (always makes a book 10x better imo). It felt like watching a movie, very easy to get caught up in this story.
Didn’t think I’d enjoy this as much as I did. Well written, good narration, captivating story. Definitely recommend!

I never read sci-fi and I loved this book!

Fantastic story in the hands of a skilled storyteller, Virginia Black nails it. I was sucked in immediately and would love to see this as a film one day!

I’m speechless

Amazing story, amazing reading, I am stunned with how much it became a part of me.

Such a message for 2025

I loved this story. The characters are amazing.

I liked the narration by Trei Taylor.

This is a classic space sci fi book. It was a pleasure to watch the characters meet and develop through the course of the story. Enemies who have shot each other down fall in love while relying on each other to survive on a barely habitable moon.

I am always amazed by the worlds, universes that an author can make. Even more so when the author develops a credible religion and martial art practice. Virginia Black has done an excellent job of doing so.

I will try to follow the tenet of drawing a circle of influence, based on my current roles and reserves. And then do my best to handle all that circle encompasses.