Seven Devils

This first collaboration from Lam (Goldilocks) and May (The Falconer) revels in the frenetic energy of its girl power-infused, space operatic premise * Publishers Weekly *The first book in a duology is a witty, fast-paced, feministspace opera * Booklist *Each of the characters in Seven Devils is distinct with her own character, personality, backstory, and soul * The Roarbots *Unabashedly fun! * Pajiba *Rebellion is bloody business, but necessary - and with an ensemble as memorable as the one you’ll find within the pages of Seven Devils…quite a lot of fun, to boot * The Fantasy Hive *If you’re on the lookout for a smart sci-fi story with a compelling world, sharp dialogue, and a pacy, entertaining plot, featuring kickass women with well-described histories, motivations and development (not to mention queer representation), then look no further than Seven Devils * Track of Worlds *An enjoyable story with excellent characters * Book Bag *An engrossing and fun space opera. 8⁄10 * Sci-Fi Bulletin *

Elizabeth May is the author of the YA fantasy trilogy The Falconer (The Falconer, The Vanishing Throne, The Fallen Kingdom), and short fiction published in the anthology Toil & Trouble. She was born and raised in California before moving to Scotland, where she earned her PhD at the University of St Andrews. She currently resides in Edinburgh, Scotland, with her husband and two cats.

L.R. Lam now lives in cloudy Scotland. Lam’s previous books include the BBC Radio 2 Book Club section False Hearts, the companion novel Shattered Minds, as well as the award-winning Micah Grey series: Pantomime, Shadowplay and Masquerade. Their short fiction and essays have also appeared in anthologies such as Nasty Women, Solaris Rising 3, Cranky Ladies of History, and more. They lectures part-time at Napier University in Edinburgh on the Creative Writing MA and at times misses the sunshine.