After nearly a decade, the next phase into the Amari series has finally dropped. Amari continues her adventures….
Some debts can only be paid in blood.
Amari Prokop spent twenty years as a pirate, taking what she needed and answering to no one. Then she found out where the United Nations sends the people it decides don’t fit — and she can’t unlearn it. Cloee’s family is inside Camp 7. So is a debt Amari swore to repay. Getting them out means turning her ship, her crew, and every hard lesson her stepfather ever beat into her against the largest military and political apparatus in the solar system. It means trusting a defected ISSF captain who isn’t sure which side he’s actually on. It means surviving a processing camp built to erase her before she can tear it down from the inside. And it means deciding, in a warden’s office with blood already on someone else’s hands, what she’s willing to become to win. The system Amari is fighting doesn’t have a single villain to kill. It has a thousand small offices, a thousand people quietly agreeing to look the other way — and taking it down one camp at a time is never going to be enough. But it’s where she has to start.
Camp 7 is a character-driven military science fiction novel about the cost of fighting an enemy too large to see all at once — and the people worth becoming someone else for.
Fans of adult political science fiction, morally complex rebellions, and found-family crews will find a story that doesn’t flinch from what liberation actually costs.