Joe Clifford Faust

Precious Cargo (eBook, ePUB)

Book Two of Angel's Luck

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

James May and his crew of mercenaries had successfully rescued the fabled Essence Phials from the clutches of the Yueh-sheng crime syndicate. The bad news is they lost half their crew and their ship had been blown to space junk, leaving them adrift in space. So when rescue comes, the Angel's Luck survivors are happy to see it. Until it turns out their rescuer is May's ex-wife, complete with an asteroid-sized chip on her shoulder. And her ship is carrying a diplomatic delegation of Arcolians, aliens who have just ended a long, brutal war with humanity, bringing with them a hotbed of political intrigue. Add to that his copilot, who is carrying with him the skills - and xenophobic tendencies - of an Arcolian war hero, and the situation is ripe for catastrophe. If May ever needed a special kind of luck to survive, it was now... Reviews for Precious Cargo "What again places this above standard space opera fare is the understated sense of humor... this book is a rare treat, an intelligent and humorous deadpan space opera." - Locus "Faust brings a half-zany half-serious approach to space opera. If you are looking for fun reading with old-fashioned virtues and novel twists, Precious Cargo is for you."- Rave Reviews

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: JABberwocky Literary Agency, Inc.
• Seitenzahl: 282
• Erscheinungstermin: 3. Dezember 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781625677518
• Artikelnr.: 75683415

Autorenporträt

Joe Clifford Faust was born in North Dakota, raised in Alberta and Wyoming, went to college in Oklahoma, and now lives in Ohio. He has been married for more than thirty years to the same woman, has two adult children, and has worked at a local advertising agency since 1997.When not writing, he can be found ministering to his Church family, eating chili, badly singing and playing original songs on the guitar, playing wargames, and reading books on his Kindle.