Memory and Metaphor
Andrea Monticue
Civilization fell. It rose. At some point, people built starships.
A millennium after the Earth was abandoned to climate change and resource depletion, Sharon Manders wakes up in a body that used to belong to somebody else, and some say she was a terrorist. She has no idea how she could be digging for Pleistocene bones in Africa one day, and crewing on a starship the next. That was just before she met the wolfman, the elf, and the sex robot.
Struggling with distressingly unreliable memories, the expectations of her host body’s family and crewmates, future shock, and accusations of treason, Sharon goes on the lam to come face to face with terrorists, giant bugs, drug cartels, AIs, and lawyers.
All things considered, she’d rather be back in 21st Century California.
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About The Author
Andrea Monticue
Andrea Monticue lives with her wife and dog in rural Oregon, where she designs spaceships, imagines alien worlds, practices her sword and archery skills, studies languages, anthropology, math, and music. She’s not very good at any of it, but keeps practicing anyway. She has retired from her life as an interstellar spy and occasionally writes about her adventures and submits them to clueless publishers.
Andrea can be found at Memoirs of an Earthling.
Ryan Southwick –
“If you’re looking for a fresh science fiction adventure, Memory and Metaphor is sure to satisfy.”
Ryan Southwick, author of Angels in the Mist
Vanessa MacLaren-Wray –
“Engaging characters, complex political situations that nonetheless remind you of the mistakes humans make right here on Earth in the ‘distant past’, and a plot that moves ever faster — all that will keep you glued to the page.”
Vanessa MacLaren-Wray, author of All That Was Asked