About Lu’s Boys and the Man From Earth
Lu’s Boys and the Man from Earth
A rural sci-fi novel by Wataru
Ron Hosen was a widowed farmer with a busted tractor, a half-empty cider jug, and not a soul left to lean on. When a strange offer arrives to relocate his entire homestead to a mysterious, sunlit isle far beyond Earth, Ron takes the leap—and wakes up surrounded by catfolk refugees with big hearts and bigger appetites.
With the help of Lu, a sharp-tongued housekeeper with a hidden tenderness, and her ragtag crew of adopted brothers—Uno through Seis, plus a few more as the story grows—Ron rebuilds his farm, one muddy bootstep at a time. Together, they press cider, tame alien crops, and distill some of the finest booze this side of the stars.
But the real harvest? Love, purpose, and a family forged in laughter, hard work, and the steady light of a never-setting sun.
Warm, whimsical, and rich with down-home charm, Lu’s Boys and the Man from Earth is a cozy sci-fi tale about second chances, chosen kin, and finding your place—no matter how far from Earth it takes you.
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Wataru—possibly an otaku, definitely a dreamer—writes what he loves and loves what he writes. When not lost in the worlds of his own making, he can be found on the family couch, a loyal indent in the cushions marking his dedication to the craft. He shares his home with his two beloved catgirls, Dar and Neesy, who may or may not assist in his intergalactic storytelling endeavors. Residing aboard a spacelab orbiting either the dark side of the Moon or maybe Mars (coordinates pending), Wataru and his family hold onto one universal hope: that the Mr. Clean man makes house calls in zero gravity.