Rock Rift: Obsidian Rim

Elsa Jade

May 2019 · Edge of Sunrise Book 1 · Red Circle Ink

About this ebook

In a broken galaxy, how can he fight for a freedom he’s never known?

 

One rare mineral—qubition—took humanity to the stars…while dooming enslaved Q miners to the dark. On the moon of Ydro-Down, Q veins run too deep, and the miners have a choice: keep digging their own graves or risk revolt against their corporate overlord. Now reluctant rebel Gavyn Grey must lead them into hell itself.

 

But an unwanted intruder is watching his every move.

 

Yumi Swinton was hired to increase Q production and instead finds the ruthless QueCorp subjugating the miners. She was promised a chance to save what remains of the galaxy after the Oblivion Wars, yet here she is destroying a world, stone by stone.

After decades of desperation, Gavyn knows not to trust anyone. But Yumi has skills his faltering revolution needs…and secrets he’s determined to uncover. There are dangers in getting too close to anyone around the treasured qubition, but trusting each other might be their only hope of survival on the Obsidian Rim.

Includes a sneak peek at the next book in the ObsidianRim.com galaxy.

 

Obsidian Rim: Edge of Sunrise

#1 Rock Rift (May 2019)

#2 Fire Strike (July 2019)

#3 Black Claim (October 2019)

For fans of science fiction romance with plenty of action adventure, space opera thrills with strong heroines and the honorable men who love them.

Ratings and reviews

Full confession: I pretty much love all of Elsa Jade's oeuvre. This one is high on the suspense & action, but distinctly light on the romance element, with the sex scenes kept brief & kinda fuzzy. This is *not* a criticism - just a word of advice that if you're looking for erotic content, this will probably disappoint. Honestly, the story wouldn't fit with having extended sex scenes. This is way too harsh a world with way too high stakes to have our protags falling into bed every other page, & their developing relationship doesn't need such things to be emotionally gripping, anyway. I'm looking forward to the rest of the trilogy.