Shorts

Sci-fi book cover of “Shorts” by Greta van der Rol, showing a couple gazing at a glowing planet over a futuristic city

A collection of short stories from across the Galaxy.

Eight short stories – 3 from Morgan Selwood, 2 from Dryden, and 3 a little closer to home

About the book

Dive into worlds where intrigue and danger lurk around every corner, where unexpected reunions reignite old flames, and where the line between friend and foe is blurred. In this collection of gripping short stories, join a cast of characters as they navigate treacherous waters, from the corridors of warships to the depths of space, from the tranquil halls of a restaurant to the unforgiving wilderness of distant planets. With every turn of the page, prepare to be swept away on a journey of suspense, betrayal, and unexpected alliances. Will they emerge unscathed, or will they succumb to the darkness that threatens to consume them? Find out in these thrilling tales of adventure and survival.

Features three stories from the Morgan Selwood universe, two from the Dryden Universe – all previously published separately – and three stories a little closer to home. Inside you’ll find

  • Supertech, Ink, and A Victory Celebration from Morgan Selwood
  • Ella and the Admiral and The Demon’s Eye from the Dryden Universe
  • Three other stories – Into the Dark, Lucky Chance, and Little Red Pebbles

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FAQ

Genre and details

  • Space opera with science fiction romance elements
  • Action, political tension
  • Coming of age
  • Science fiction

Is there romance?There is romance in several of the stories but not all

Is there sex
A Victory Celebration is quite steamy. Two other stories have sex scenes

Do these stories relate to other series
Yes. Three are part of the Morgan Selwood Universe, two are part of Dryden. The others are stand alone.

What formats is it available in
Ebook and paperback. Audiobook status depends on future plans.

Tropes and elements

  • Alien culture clash
  • High-stakes space conflict
  • Devious politics

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