The Imperial Broadcasts Series

Book One: Love Galaxy

Book Two: Coming 2027

LOVE GALAXY

A romantic science fiction thriller in which a young woman from a dead-end planet gets cast on a reality TV show to compete for the hand of the prince—or princess. But not everyone is there for the right reasons…

Smart, sexy, compulsively readable and fun, this is for fans of Everina Maxwell's Winter's Orbit and Arkady Martine's A Memory Called Empire

Temmi, a young trash collector stuck in a dead-end job on a garbage planet, finds herself with a golden ticket she never expected: the oppor­tunity to be cast on an interstellar dating show starring the brother and sister heirs to the galactic empire. Through diplomatic challenges and dramatized dates, twenty-four women will compete to marry the prince and princess—and to win the dynasty’s favor for their home planet.

Temmi may have been hand-picked to date the quiet, bookish prince, who is immediately taken by her brash personality and their shared passion for the sciences. But she can’t seem to keep away from the princess—and even though she’s strictly off-limits, their chemistry is undeniable.

But when contestants start turning up dead, whispers begin to circulate that some competitors might be harboring anti-imperialist motivations—Temmi among them. And suddenly it’s clear that so much more than feelings are at stake.

In fact, very few of the participants of Love Galaxy have come on the show to find love.

Sexy, snarky, and revolutionary, this fast-paced thrill ride will hook lovers of reality TV, fans of thoughtful sci-fi, and anyone who lives for drama.

Available now from DAW (US)

Available now from Transworld (UK)

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Sierra’s short fiction publications:

Thing the Older Boy Understands published in Apex Magazine Issue 149

Two little boys are travelling alone (but together) on a transport ship when a strange virus strikes.

Story freely available online here.

Unbending My Bones published in Small Wonders Magazine Issue 11

A man is turned monstrous through a warped baptism and must reckon with his past to rediscover his sense of self.

Story freely available online here.

That Mishappen Thing Inside My Chest published in The Dread Machine Volume 3.4

Following a painful break-up, a woman cuts out her heart to replace it with a device meant to take away her heartache. Her heart having attitude isn’t part of the plan. Neither is accidentally stabbing it through the left ventricle.

Story available for purchase here.