Have you ever read a book and then wanted more? You couldn’t wait for the sequel to come out? That was me with Diverse Demands. I read Diverse Similarities in 2018 and loved it. Then I realized there was going to be a sequel, but had to wait. In the meantime I discovered another book by the same author and read and loved it. I even included it in a summer reads list. So when I saw a post saying Diverse Demands had arrived, I was sure to pick it up. You can imagine my surprise and pleasure to see that it is #1 New Release in Teen and Young Adult Space Opera.

About the Series

Diverse Similarities features Kena, a nav officer on a spaceship. It so happens she’s the only human on the ship. With cultural intrigue and adventure, the book is a fast-paced science fiction with a satisfying ending pulling you in for more. What’s more is you can pick it up for only 99 cents right now!

Diverse Demands picks up where book one left off, with Kena trying to fulfill her promise, but now another human has joined the crew and threatens to disrupt the peaceful relationships she worked so hard to forge. I’m on Christmas break and will have two days after break where I’ll be with my mom during surgery, so I’ll be sure to read this in the next week or so. It’ll definitely be one of the first books written into my Reader’s Journal my daughter-in-law got me.

Book Cover for Diverse Demands

About Diverse Demands

She could use forbidden telepathy to prevent an alien war. But will her own people call her a hero or a criminal?

Kena, a lone human among aliens, forged a truce with her enemies by promising a controversial telepathic link with their future leader. They claim this is the foundation of lasting peace. But what are these obscure problems they now hide? Why is TarKeen, her strongest supporter, suddenly missing? Will their future leader be executed before Kena can reach her?

When another human joins Kena’s crew, he creates as many problems for her as he solves. Dissension sparks among her allies. Despite his interference, Antony does have a form of wisdom—unwelcome, though it is. Now, her decision is that much harder.

If Kena succeeds in fulfilling her risky promise, will anything be left of her career? And what about her and Antony?Diverse Demands, the sequel to Diverse Similarity, is packed with adventure, intrigue, and rich alien cultures. The story explores just how far a person will go to solve the unsolvable. If you like classic science fiction merged with a Christian worldview, this book is for you.

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About the Author

I started writing when I was seven years old. Okay, My Life as a Flying Squirrel may have had a couple spelling errors, but my classmates loved it. Plenty of life has happened since that first story, and I’ve come to realize the things that fascinate me. People. Communication. Culture. Personality. Viewpoints. Beliefs. Anything that makes each of us beautifully unique. Small wonder that my art spills out in story form.