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![Roy, an intangible spirit made to kill, has a crisis of conscience and tries to help solve a murder it witnesses.](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecdc250fe9fef30ea05c448/b118ce89-60b1-4fee-978d-3ef4d7282f13/BookBrushImage72964.png)
Roy, an intangible spirit made to kill, has a crisis of conscience and tries to help solve a murder it witnesses.
![Danielle, a disillusioned ex-veteran who has given up on the galaxy, is forced to reconsider when she works with like-minded rogues.](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecdc250fe9fef30ea05c448/6b095f99-e131-4c32-8b61-755706403d10/BookBrushImage-2021-12-31-10-385.png)
Danielle, a disillusioned ex-veteran who has given up on the galaxy, is forced to reconsider when she works with like-minded rogues.
Amari Amson is an indie author of fantasy and science fiction, including Responsible Revenge and The Stars’ Reflection. They have a deep love for found family tropes and a chronic inability to keep their life in order, one of which is a more common theme in their stories than the other.
Ampersand Publishing is a small Australian press with a passion for diverse stories. We strive for satisfying endings that do their stories justice, and compelling characters you want to read about time and time again.
Amari is also experienced as a psychologist and mental health support worker. They blog about mental health, neurodiversity, and psychology in fiction, which aims to:
Help all writers improve their representation of neurodiversity in fun, interesting, and narratively compelling ways
Help all readers better appreciate what mental health conditions feel like from the inside, and debunk several Hollywood myths
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