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Cover of The Apollo Academy by Kimberly P. Chase

The Apollo Academy

March 6, 2015 by HillaryM 2 Comments

In the mood for some new adult sci-fi with a brilliant ass-kicking heroine? Of course you are! Kimberly P. Chase’s The Apollo Academy is the first book of a promising new series about Aurora Titon, an heiress who’s training to be a shuttle pilot for lunar missions. She may, in fact, be the best pilot the Academy has ever trained — assuming she survives her first semester, since someone is apparently trying to kill her.

Filed Under: Science Fiction Tagged With: Apollo Academy, crosspost, Kimberly P. Chase, love triangle, New Adult, persephone magazine, sci-fi, The Apollo Academy

HillaryM's CBR7 Review No:3 · Genres: Science Fiction · Tags: Apollo Academy, crosspost, Kimberly P. Chase, love triangle, New Adult, persephone magazine, sci-fi, The Apollo Academy ·
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