From the award-winning author of Season One: Iris and the Crew Tear Through Space!READY FOR THE MEET-AWKWARD OF THE 25TH CENTURY?Colleen O'Donnell is a fifty-something neurodivergent and disabled electro-mech technician serving We're Greater Than's space hospitality division. She's sweary, blurty, and goes nowhere without a constant companion—Fiona, her rollator.Colleen's dear friend Brina is marrying Sharon. Their hen party will be at the Coq of the Walk exotic dance club and rotisserie, which boasts the best wing sauce in the solar system. Our heroine nearly flies the coop when she discovers she has to dress up as an actual hen!Meanwhile, everyone seems to be over the moon that Captain Joshua Speers, renowned war hero, has returned to the stations. Messages cry, "e;Captain Hot Wings is back!"e; Squeals abound!This means absolutely nothing to Colleen. She's single and fine that way. Hot Wings can dip into someone else's sauce, right? What are the chances she and Fiona would even bump into him? And if they did, would it amount to anything? . . . . . .Advanced Praise for Hot Wings and Sauciness"e;Like Schitt's Creek or Heated Rivalry, the world of Hot Wings and Sauciness shimmers with a delightful sense of hope and possibility."e;Dr. Robyn Diner, editor of More than a MILF: Sex and the Aging Female Body"e;Finally, a romance we all were asking for, with realistic world building, an over-fifty romance while disabled, and yummy-yummy chicken wings. Gordon mixes storytelling with advocacy and once more shows us a world where accommodations for disability is just the way it should be."e;C.L. Carey, author of the Prix Aurora Award finalist, Spaced!
