Adrienne Lothy

QUEER | SCI-FI | ROMANCE


Kestrel is now available!

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Book one of the Starhawk trilogy

Niko has only ever wanted to protect people.

Once a bounty hunter renowned for bringing in the most dangerous criminals the galaxy had to offer, Niko's life was forever altered after a job gone wrong left him with a devastating injury. Resigned to a languishing existence, he now believes his bounty hunting days are officially over. But when an elusive assassin known only as the Kestrel sets his aim on galactic leaders and celebrities, Niko is called back into the fight.

Caught in a deadly hunting game of cat and mouse, Niko soon discovers that nothing he's been told about the Kestrel is what it seems, exposing a web of lies as vast and entangled as the galaxy itself.

Niko is forced to make a choice: work alongside the only family he has left to stop the Kestrel from ever killing again, or save the life of the very assassin he's been sent to take down…

And Niko might just be falling in love with him.


Killjoy arrives in early 2025

THE ADVENTURE CONTINUES

Book two of the Starhawk trilogy



Adrienne’s Writing Progress

Kestrel (Starhawk Book One) -Final Draft Completion

Book one is FULLY COMPLETE!

☒ Developmental Edits | ☒ Beta Reads | ☒ Cover Art | ☒ Final Edits | ☒ Proofread

KESTREL is live!

Killjoy (Starhawk Book Two) - Draft One completion

Draft one word count is currently 101,000/110,000 target

☐ Developmental Edits | ☐ Beta Reads | ☐ Cover Art | ☐ Final Edits | ☐ Proofread

Starhawk (Starhawk Book Three) - Draft One completion

Outline is complete. Draft one word count is currently 4,500/100,000 target

☐ Developmental Edits | ☐ Beta Reads | ☐ Cover Art | ☐ Final Edits | ☐ Proofread


About the author: ADRIENNE LOTHY lives in Illinois with two cats and approximately one million houseplants. When she’s not writing interstellar love stories, dreaming up new plotlines, or trying to negotiate peace in the Felines vs Foliage war, she can be found journaling, photographing the sky, haunting coffeehouses, and (of course) reading.