Star Rigger Universe: Eternity's End

Jeffrey A. Carver

Nov 2014 · Star Rigger Universe Issue #5 · Starstream Publications

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The Flying Dutchman of the stars!

Rigger and star pilot Renwald Legroeder undertakes a search for the legendary ghost ship Impris—and her passengers and crew—whose fate is entwined with interstellar piracy, quantum defects in space-time, galactic coverup conspiracies, and deep-cyber romance. Can Legroeder and his Narseil crewmates find the lost ship in time to prevent a disastrous interstellar war?

An epic-scale novel of the Star Rigger Universe, and a finalist for the Nebula Award, from the author of The Chaos Chronicles. Now with the original cover art by Stephen Youll.

REVIEWS:

“True love, cognitive dissonance, divisions among the enemy, ambitious schemes, another mission—this one deeper than anyone has ever gone before into the substrata of the Flux—and a final resolution that leaves the reader both breathless and satisfied.” —Analog

“You don’t want to wait for the paperback.” —Science Fiction Chronicle

“A mesmerizing tale of human perseverance and courage under pressure that updates the legend of the Flying Dutchman.” —Library Journal

“Carver never runs out of new plot twists to keep the reader coming back for more.” —The Washington Post

 

Ratings and reviews

have not read this book it yet however what drew me to it was Star Rigger Universe ,reason as a kid I read a book called STAR RIGGERS WAY . where the ships copilot was a giant tiger like cat .and that was a great book to me as I hope this one will be even if there's no giant tiger copilot . but it lead me on path to read as much as could and still do ;I must see if can find that old book too read it again .

Mr. Carver has produced a masterpiece with this work! Exciting, epic plot with real characters and a very very satisfying conclusion! Enjoyed it thoroughly! Well done!

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About the author

Jeffrey A. Carver is the author of sixteen SF novels, including the ongoing Chaos Chronicles. Equally popular are his Star Rigger stories, including Dragon Space and Nebula finalist Eternity’s End. While his work is usually called hard SF, his greatest love remains character, story, and a healthy sense of wonder.