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AUTHOR BIO
Bestselling science fiction author Audrey Sharpe grew up believing in the Force and dreaming of becoming captain of the Enterprise. She’s still working out the logistics of FTL travel and transporters but writing science fiction creates her own private holodeck. Her award-winning first novel, The Dark of Light, launched the Starhawke Universe, which has expanded to more than a dozen books, including two sci-fi romances. Her books feature strong female characters, swoon-worthy aliens, and epic battles of good versus evil. When she’s not off exploring the galaxy with Aurora and her crew, she lives in the Sonoran Desert, where she has an excellent view of the stars.
Connect with Audrey
Thank you for visiting my quadrant of the galaxy! Whether you're new to my universe or already a devoted fan of Aurora and her crew, I'm delighted you're here.
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NEWSLETTER
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BOOKBUB
Like most writers, I love to read almost as much as I love to write. If you're curious what I'm reading, check out my BookBub page for a list of books I've recommended. I read a lot of sci-fi, but I also sprinkle in a few other genres, too . If you follow me (please do!), you'll receive a notification anytime I post a new book recommendation or have a new release.
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BLUESKY
In addition to being an author, I'm also a passionate advocate for the environment, equality, civil rights, and diversity. If you're passionate about those topics too, follow me!
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AMAZON
Follow me to receive a notification from Amazon whenever I have a new release or I run a price promotion.
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I love chatting with fellow sci-fi fans. You can reach me at audrey [@] audreysharpe dot com
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PODCASTS & INTERVIEWS
If you want to learn more about me and the universe I've created, check out the following podcast interviews.
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Books & Authors Fantasy & Sci-Fi Podcast Episode 141
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