Blockade Runner Released January 2nd
We’re finally to the end of a busy season of writing, revising and editing and I couldn’t be more excited to finally release Blockade Runner. If you recall, when we last left the crew, they’d just finished up with a particularly nasty fight with the rogue Belirand Corporation. In Give No Quarter they ended up fighting valiantly alongside Mars Protectorate to free several thousand people from the planet called Cradle, where a nasty bug species, called Kroerak, were keeping humans as livestock.
What occurs between the books is that the crew has a run of uninteresting trips into the deep dark chasing after Thomas Anino’s quantum communication crystals. As you might expect, a number of the failed missions simply have left behind a trail of ghost ships filled with long ago dead colonists and explorers. Of course, all this changes at the beginning of Blockade Runner when they arrive in Mhina Solar System, located in the Dwingeloo galaxy.
What we learn in Blockade Runner is that the mission to Cradle was just a trial run for the Kroerak. The Kroerak’s objective on Cradle was not to simply keep a few farms of fatted peoples. No, their objective was to prepare for the ultimate nightmare scenario where they would invade planet earth. It is at the very beginning of Blockade Runner where Liam and crew learn that the Kroerak have begun their invasion and are in system and headed for Earth.
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It wasn’t A Matter of Honor. It was Give No Quarter
Good Catch! – Fixed
Just finish reading Blockade Runner. Fantastic book. One thing I don’t like is wormhole engines and where you will be going with it. W-engine is use more in British sci-fi books where warp or transloc engines are use more in American sci-fi books. I like the fact that Intrepid or Hotspur can go FTL anywhere, anytime they want. Now they have to go to a special location first before they go FTL. I’m not that thrill about it. Hope you write more Privateers in 2017.
Where’ or when will we get an audio copy of Blockade Runner
Hi Alan – Audio for Blockade Runner and Corsair Menace are both in production. I’m hoping by end of 2017 to have them released.