Outlaw Space Alliance
O ovoj e-knjizi
Jax and his misfit crew were supposed to make a clean getaway. Instead, a warpstream jump forces them to crash land on a strange planet with glowing locals, a glittering princess, and a dangerous problem only a bunch of reluctant space pirates can solve. Not so easy with a gang of blood thirsty unicorns and a revenge-hungry tormentor on their tail.
From first contact gone sideways to jailbreaks, sabotage, and ill-advised trade deals, the crew will have to outfly, outsmart, and out-snark every threat the galaxy throws their way. The only thing more dangerous than their enemies might be their ill-conceived plans.
Perfect for science fiction fans who love snark-fueled space opera, and action-packed adventure. Grab your copy of Outlaw Space Alliance and join the crew. Just… maybe pack extra hot chocolate.
O autoru
Hold onto your warp drives and wizard hats. Chuck Harrelson and Kerrie Flanagan are C.G. Harris, the award-winning coauthor team responsible for some of the most thrilling sci-fi and fantasy escapades in the multiverse! Together they take readers on a devilishly daring dive into the hellish world of "The Judas Files," a wild ride through young adult dystopia with "The Rax," and a space pirate adventure full of cosmic swashbuckling action in the "Viraquin Voyage."
When they're not busy crafting the next great American novel or penning a haiku about the existential dread of Mondays, you can find them in the throes of what could only be described as a culinary Cold War, fiercely debating which is the superior pie, New York's big, floppy, fold-it-like-a-newspaper slice or Chicago's deep-dish cheese casserole with a crust?
To this day the debate remains unresolved. But in the heated exchange of doughy discourse, one thing becomes clear: when it comes to pizza, the only real winner is whoever gets the last slice.
The Nine, the first book in The Judas Files series, won the Indie Author Project regional book award for adult fiction for Colorado and was a finalist in the Book Blogger Novel of the Year (2021).
