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Starlight
Hope has spent her whole life being the new girl, dragged from base to base by a father whose classified work she has never been allowed to ask about. Staying closeted has always been easier that way. No roots, no relationships, no complications.
Then they move to Kulpon Park.
The town is strange. The teenagers who live there are stranger. And the girl named Eddi, flirtatious, electric, impossible to ignore, is the strangest thing of all.
What starts as a crush becomes something Hope cannot explain and cannot walk away from. But Eddi is hiding something. Something that connects directly to her father's secret work. Something that could get them both killed.
Starlight is a sapphic YA science fiction romance about a closeted army daughter, a shapeshifting alien with no gender, a first contact hidden in plain sight, and a love story that was never supposed to happen.
Then they move to Kulpon Park.
The town is strange. The teenagers who live there are stranger. And the girl named Eddi, flirtatious, electric, impossible to ignore, is the strangest thing of all.
What starts as a crush becomes something Hope cannot explain and cannot walk away from. But Eddi is hiding something. Something that connects directly to her father's secret work. Something that could get them both killed.
Starlight is a sapphic YA science fiction romance about a closeted army daughter, a shapeshifting alien with no gender, a first contact hidden in plain sight, and a love story that was never supposed to happen.
- GenresScience Fiction
398 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 10, 2025
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April 16, 2026
I heard about this book and it's a must for me to read 🥰🥰🥰
April 17, 2026
Someone recommend reading this book next and surely I must read this being my favorite genre... Oh my goodness I am so thrilled to read this already 🥰
April 22, 2026
The characters feel "teen real," which made it easy to get into the story. The friendships, awkward moments, and social tension all felt believable
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