Denver, CO. May 25, 2022. New space opera by Author Dee Rose

Jul 20, 2022

Denver, Colorado Jul 19, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - Hut-Yo Cull is new space opera by Dee Rose in the vein of Star Wars and Star Trek

Hut-Yo Cull and Jake Gunn are literally from two different worlds. She's royalty from an extinct race of bounty hunters and he's a small-town teen from Iowa. Their paths eventually cross when an intergalactic armada, known as the Merciless, abducts Jake's girlfriend. Jake and Hut-Yo are also part of a prophecy that predicts the end of the Merciless. With the help of others, Jake must travel across the stars to bring back his girl. This is an action-packed Space Opera filled with twists and turns, comedy, romance, soft violence, and grittiness - everything my readers have come to expect. The ending will leave the reader wanting more of Hut-Yo Cull and Jake Gunn.

Author: Dee Rose

ASIN: B0B2FG11GT

Publication Date: May 25, 2022

Language: English

Length: 388 pages

Genre: Science Fiction

Website: https://Facebook.com/DeeRoseBooks

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B2FG11GT

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