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Matsumoto Trilogy
Matsumoto Trilogy
Series · 4 books · 2011-2017
By
Sarah K.L. Wilson
Books in series
#0.5
Roman Adrift
2017
Roman Aldrin wasn't always a deadly bodyguard and space marine. At one time, he was just a boy living in his parents' decrepit space ship. Until everything changed...
#1
The Ex-Pacifist
2011
Sixteen year old Vera Matsumoto can’t be a pacifist any longer. She just killed a man. Sure it was an act of self defence, and sure he really had it coming, but that isn’t going to cut it with her cousin, the Emperor of the Blackwatch Empire, or the people of her home world. She’s broken rule one of the three cardinal rules of the Matsumoto Dynasty. Now Vera has to face the Emperor’s punishment with only her own wits and her brand new teenage bodyguard for back up.
#2
The Splitting
2016
Vera is no longer a passive, brain-washed teen. Now she’s on a prison planet filled with shadowy aliens and ‘allies’ who want her dead. There’s only one thing she wants: escape. But to get it, she’ll have to become bolder than she ever dreamed was possible. The Splitting is the second book of The Matsumoto Trilogy, a thrilling YA SCI-FI series. If you like action, suspense, and adventure, then you’ll love The Splitting.
#3
The Matsumoto
2017
Vera and Roman are reunited, but as things get worse for the Blackwatch Empire there’s only one way Vera’s path can take her: to the throne or to her death. Will the allies she’s made be enough to help her seize the empire? Will her unique abilities, enhanced by her implant, give her the resources she needs to fight an interplanetary army? And will Roman still stick with her now that her path is leading where neither of them wanted to go? A young adult science fiction thriller with epic themes of family, duty, and conscience, a diverse cast, non-stop action and romantic sub-plots that echo the work of S. J. Kincaid’s “The Diabolic” or Suzanne Collins’ “The Hunger Games.”
Author
Sarah K.L. Wilson
Author · 116 books