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Creator: David Collins-Rivera
Single-voiced Science fiction Serial Audio Book
Synopsis:
A remote corner of a bleak system... A broken-down gunboat, stuck in space... An incompetent captain and a misfit crew... A pirate ship, a silent target, and a whole bunch of secrets... So how's YOUR day going? There have to be easier ways to make a living -- easier than dying slowly in an obsolete boat, as its power drains out and life support fails. Forget the job; forget the pirate problem: there's only time for a desperate jury-rig and maybe a little hand-wringing! And anyway...what are the odds of running into trouble way out there? Set in a distant future among the stars, this series introduces us to Ejoq Dosantos, professional gunner for corporate and privately-owned armed merchant ships. Pirates, venal business interests, and interstellar intrigue abound, but sometimes it seems like Ejoq (who might have a slight authority issue) is his own worst enemy! This novel is the first story in the Stardrifter series.
Format: Audio Book
Continuity: Serial
Voices: Single
Genres: Science fiction, Adventure, Slice of life
Maturity: Young adult
Country of origin: United States
Completion status: Finished
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Episodes:
Mon, 29 Sep 2014 21:27:38 +0000
The story concludes with friends who might be enemies, and enemies who are DEFINITELY enemies. Everything is what it looks like, which means nothing is what it seems!
Mon, 29 Sep 2014 20:36:03 +0000
The crew faces unknown odds, and the middle-of-nowhere is starting to get crowded. They have just one chance to save a strangely quiet merchant ship...and only half-a-chance to save themselves!
Sun, 28 Sep 2014 16:00:00 +0000
A crew of oddballs assigned to picket duty in a remote star system find their junker of a gunboat falling apart at the seams. Between bad pay, an idiot captain, and some rapidly-failing equipment, things couldn't possibly get worse. Right?