In the 1960s, Project Blue Book assured America that no aliens visited its amber waves or shining seas.
Thirty years later, Project Black Book knows better and has the flying saucers to prove it, but they still can’t stop extraterrestrial forces from scooping their pick of young women from Earth to host an alien queen.
Sarah Anderson thought that leaving all her friends to move to Pennsylvania was the worst thing ever–until she was kidnapped by body-possessing aliens. Going back to her new home looks better and better, but that’s not one of the options an undercover Air Force general offers. Instead, she can either let his enemies wipe out her mind and use her body for the rest of her life–or let one of his allies share her mind and body.
Swept into a war over bodily consent, Sarah will try anything to not lose herself.
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Reviews for Rights of Use
“…if you’re looking to get into sci-fi but are intimidated by the genre, or you’re a long-term fan, give this a read. It’s very kind to newbies, but with enough for veterans to fall in love with. Stargate vibes mixed with Stranger Things-esque teenage adventure with a dash of Tom Clancy and a healthy dose of pure love for sci-fi. Go buy it.”
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Meet the team
It takes a village to raise a book.
See acknowledgements for others who contributed time, energy, and critique.
Shannon Eichorn
Author
JL Gribble
Copyeditor (1st edition)
Mallory Rock
Rock Solid Book Design
Leslie Howard
Audiobook Narrator (1st edition)
Extras
Character art, courtesy of Elizabeth Lyon
I had so much fun working with Elizabeth on these–especially Cube Head’s conspiracy theory patches on his messenger bag.
Rights of Use Lyric Playlist
I make playlists for most of my works in progress. This isn’t one I’m particularly proud of, but it helped me finish draft 12, and for that, I’m grateful.
The end credit song should be “All This Time” by Britt Nicole. I like to think of it as Sarah’s song two years later, after she’s recovered a little.
Post-Rights of Use Skits
Warning: very amateur. But that’s how one improves.