A Brief, Interminable Peace

Alexis Carew, Book 7

By: J.A. Sutherland

Narrated by: Elizabeth Klett

After years of service in the Royal Navy, Lieutenant Alexis Carew finds herself adrift—physically and emotionally—on her homeworld of Dalthus IV. Haunted by injuries and political intrigue from her last mission, Alexis struggles to reclaim the precision and strength that once made her a formidable officer. But even the peace of a quiet retreat proves elusive when shadowy threats from her past resurface.

Summoned by the Queen herself, Alexis is thrust back into the heart of interstellar danger and royal politics. Old foes, tangled allegiances, and whispers of betrayal force her to navigate a perilous path between duty and defiance. With her skills and honor tested like never before, Alexis must decide where her loyalties truly lie and how far she’s willing to go to protect those she loves.

In this seventh thrilling installment of the Alexis Carew series, J.A. Sutherland weaves a tale of resilience, intrigue, and the unbreakable spirit of one woman determined to forge her destiny among the stars.

©2024 J.A. Sutherland (P)2025 Darkspace Press

Good addition.

Very much appreciated the read. Awesome story thru out. Definitely keep hoping the poor girl gets a break, seems like shes found a small bit of peace in this one.

An excellent continuation of the serise

Alexis is back, and still managing to find trouble in the most innocuous of places. This seems to mostly be a bridge between TQP and the next major arc, but it is a fun adventure with good charicture moments.

Excellent

As always, a fabulous read I look forward to reading more about how she gets her night hood and I enjoyed the complexity of a difference of characters and her continued struggle with the obstinance of spacers. I find myself easily thinking of myself very much. Let Miss Lieutenant Carew

I love it!!!

I am looking forward to the next Alexis Carew novel!!! This was a great read!

Too Short

Ends not on a cliffhanger, but the ending is rather arbitrary, with no resolution of the main story, after a lengthy detour. if it takes less than 2 years before the next installment, a is forgiven. I don't like the feeling of being g trifled with. Elizabeth Klett's narration is perfectly delightful. There is something so delicious about the British female voice.