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Chargement... Evasionpar Glynn Stewart
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A captain on the run from the horrors of his past A girl on the run from the trap of her present A ship that will bring them together Captain Evridiki "EB" Bardacki was once a nova fighter pilot for a nation he truly believed in. Betrayal and failure sent him into exile and flight. Now owner-operator of the freelance star freighter Evasion, he treks the edge of human space, taking cargos that lead him ever onward-but there are lines he will not cross. When those lines are challenged, EB makes enemies of the most powerful crime syndicate for a hundred light-years. When one of their victims stows away on his ship, he finds himself pursued by an enemy with assets everywhere he turns. Caught between the devil and the deep dark void, EB has run out of places to run-but in a child looking to him for salvation, he may have found something to fight for! CONTENT WARNING: This novel deals with themes and details of human trafficking and sexual exploitation. Aucune description trouvée dans une bibliothèque |
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Evasion is the beginning of a second series in the Scattered Stars Universe. After an interstellar war, one pilot escaped to the hinterland to form a mercenary Nova fighter force in the first series. In this second series, a pilot has escaped with another team of veterans to run a well-armed freighter in dangerous territory. Both series feature protagonists who are sadder but wiser vets who must strap it on one more time in a just cause. This structure works well to provide character depth in an action plot. The spacecraft technology is all stuff we have seen before—fighters that would be right at home in Star Wars or Battlestar Galactica and Freighters whose warp drives are powered by something like capacitors that must be recharged or discharged before the next jump. There is not much in the way of smart computer tech. In fact, in a meme I quite like, robots and Ais are called “artificial stupids.” The scattered stars universe is in no way cutting edge, but it is a readable, if predictable, story right down the center of genre expectations. 3.5 stars. ( )