About the Book
Romancing the Galaxy: Adventures of a Cosmic Wanderer
In a galaxy engineered for perfection, Noir is an anomaly—naturally born in a world where humans are designed in labs. A rogue contractor, a man haunted by loss, and a survivor in a universe that never wanted him, Noir has learned to navigate the underbelly of interstellar society. But when he’s assigned a high-risk mission to transport the galaxy’s most dangerous cyborg criminal, Humar Danjon, across the lawless Xenosys region, everything unravels.
Hijackers, corrupt syndicates, and a long-buried cosmic threat collide as Noir’s simple job turns into a fight for survival. Alongside Saffron, an alien woman caught in the chaos, and Pulse, a rival contractor with secrets of her own, Noir must outmaneuver enemies he never saw coming—including those closest to him.
But when an insidious virus is unleashed and the walls between empires crumble, Noir is forced to confront the truth: this was never just a job. The fate of entire civilizations may rest on the choices of a man who was never meant to matter.
Explosive, dark, and deeply human, Romancing the Galaxy is a gripping space opera blending cyberpunk intrigue, deep personal struggles, and high-stakes adventure. Fans of The Expanse, Altered Carbon, and Mass Effect will find themselves at home in this thrilling sci-fi noir.
About the Author
I am a passionate storyteller, a proud father of three beautiful daughters, and a chef whose love for flavor extends beyond the kitchen and into the worlds he creates on the page. What began as writing love letters and heartfelt poems eventually bloomed into full-blown novels, thanks to the encouragement of a friend who saw the magic in my words.
With a unique voice shaped by real-life emotion, I weave together sci-fi, fantasy, and romance, creating stories that are both imaginative and deeply human. My writing often carries the soul of a poet, the heart of a romantic, and the curiosity of a lifelong dreamer.
When I am not writing or cooking up something new in the kitchen, I can usually be found watching anime, diving into manga, or catching up on my favorite comic book series. These influences breathe life into my characters and stories, giving them the same energy, depth, and creativity that have inspired me over the years.
my books invite readers into unforgettable adventures—where love meets imagination, and every page is seasoned with soul.
Qn 1: Can you tell us more about your book, Romancing the Galaxy: Adventures of a Cosmic Wanderer, What is it about?
This book came from how I see the world lonely, heavy, and built to overlook people like Noir. He’s not enhanced or engineered just human in a galaxy that sees that as a flaw. He’s bruised, bitter, but still standing. I wrote him to be real, to carry pain, guilt, and failure, but to keep going anyway.
What starts as a routine job transporting a dangerous cyborg through hostile space spirals into a collision with powerful syndicates, corrupt governments, and a creeping cosmic threat that could unravel everything. The deeper he goes, the higher the stakes get and the more human he becomes.
Noir’s not just dodging bullets he’s running into love when he least expects it. Some of it’s wanted, some of it’s messy, one might be a mistake, and one… blindsides him completely. I didn’t want romance to be perfect I wanted it to feel earned, raw, and risky.
This story is big planets, AI, war, politics but at its heart, it’s about one man trying to find where he fits in a world that never had space for him. It’s about whether you can still be good, still be loved, even when everything around you is falling apart.
Qn 2: Who do you think would be interested in this book, Romancing the Galaxy: Adventures of a Cosmic Wanderer, is it directed at any particular market?
Lovers of Space Opera with a Human Core Sci-Fi Fans Who Love Emotionally Flawed Heroes
ages 20–45, though older readers who love dark sci-fi will vibe with it too.
Likely fans of both character-driven and plot-driven stories.
Not afraid of slow-burn emotional reveals and themes like grief, guilt, love, and purpose.
Craving stories that don’t hand them easy answers but pull them into something they feel.
Qn 3: Out of all the books in the world, and all the authors, which are your favourite and why?
I haven’t read a regular novel in a very long time. Now I read mostly manga and comic books. I have a huge collection of both. I’ve read and collected all of One Piece manga by Eiichiro Oda
Qn 4: What guidance would you offer to someone new, or trying to enhance their writing?
My guidance would be to just do it, there are lots of online writing classes that were very helpful to me. Take advantage of them
Qn 5: Where can our readers find out more about you, do you have a website, or a way to be contacted?
luckeykdbooks.com
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