Okay, so I haven't had time to do all three yet, but here's the first (well, last, actually) one:
Star Sixteen:
Astrid is only 16 and already has it made; she's a rock star, and lives on another planet. Well, she lives on Aphrodite, the space station in orbit around Venus with her family. But when her parents get reassigned to Hell, the only research station on the former planet of Pluto and the most remote and isolated posting in the solar system, she discovers that there is a world of difference between being a chart topping sensation on a station the size of a small city and in being literally millions of miles from your closest fan. In addition, will she be able to make her long (long, long) distance relationship work, or will she wind up falling for the resident bad boy of Hell?
Because nothing says "good idea" like putting teenagers in outer space
Star Sixteen:
Astrid is only 16 and already has it made; she's a rock star, and lives on another planet. Well, she lives on Aphrodite, the space station in orbit around Venus with her family. But when her parents get reassigned to Hell, the only research station on the former planet of Pluto and the most remote and isolated posting in the solar system, she discovers that there is a world of difference between being a chart topping sensation on a station the size of a small city and in being literally millions of miles from your closest fan. In addition, will she be able to make her long (long, long) distance relationship work, or will she wind up falling for the resident bad boy of Hell?