Sunrise on the Icewolf
February 25, 2017
When Helen Kley, refined product of a women’s colony, is forced to flee among the stars with Bis Stephen Wolfbane, special forces Faring Guard (and he is not at all refined), cultures clash, thunder booms and who knows where the lightning will strike. Oh, he’s a gentleman – by his standards – but it’s still a rough galaxy. And when Helen learns that she is actually his distant cousin, some adjustments are necessary. And of course there are a few other problems: forest fires and volcanoes, powerful semi-intelligent alien forces, suspicious clansmen, and threatening secret police. Worst of all, she does grow fond of him –
Praise for Sunrise on the Icewolf
– L. A. Nicholas
Fast paced, intriguing, unique, well-written… what’s not to like about “Sunrise on the Icewolf”? Readers of Drippe’s previous SF novel “Gelen!” will surely want to pick up this new book, while those unfamiliar with her have a treat in store. Drippe has a way of creating fascinating worlds, real characters, and plots that never lack for interest.