Captain Marvel: Liberation Run Prose Novel

When a mysterious spacecraft comes hurtling toward Earth, Carol Danvers - the hero known as Captain Marvel - narrowly prevents it from crashing and killing its mysterious pilot. The young woman, Rhi, is an Inhuman, part of a group who rejected that society's caste system and left for the stars in search of a new life. What they found, however, was imprisonment on a planet ruled by a cruel patriarchy.

There, Inhumans are treated like currency, and possession of an Inhuman girl brings the master great power and influence. To refuse means death, and Rhi has risked everything to seek help. Horrified by the picture the young woman paints, Carol pledges to accompany her back to the planet and pulls together a team of heroes to help. Joined by Ant-Man, Mantis, and Amadeus Cho (Brawn), Carol and Rhi set out to free her family, her people, and an entire planet.

“"without a doubt a feminist novel bound to lift women up and inspire them to be great" - Culturess "Carol and her friends are an unstoppable force, with hope on their side" - BookRiot "I thoroughly enjoyed this well-developed story with plenty of colorful characters and humor to round out the grim situation" - SciFi Chick "a fantastic feminist joy ride that you can feel good about putting into the hands of a teen or adult" - Fangirl Nation "The story moves quickly and sucks you right in...and the journey is an exciting one to the very end" - Girl Who Reads”

"without a doubt a feminist novel bound to lift women up and inspire them to be great" - Culturess "Carol and her friends are an unstoppable force, with hope on their side" - BookRiot"I thoroughly enjoyed this well-developed story with plenty of colorful characters and humor to round out the grim situation" - SciFi Chick

Born in a mountain cabin to a punk-rocker mother, Tess Sharpe grew up in rural northern California. Living deep in the backwoods with a pack of dogs and a growing colony of formerly feral cats, she's the author of the thriller Barbed Wire Heart, the critically acclaimed YA novel Far From You, the Jurassic World prequel, The Evolution of Claire, and co-editor of Toil & Trouble, a feminist anthology about witches.

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