Big Ship, Lots of Guns

John Wilker

Jun 2018 · Space Rogues Book 1 · Rogue Publishing, LTD.

About this ebook

They saved the Galactic Commonwealth once. For free.

Apparently it’s a thing they do now…

The crew of the Ghost has been privateering for the Harrith government. You know, the one they saved from civil war.

It’s fun; stop pirates, smugglers and the like, and take their loot.

But nothing lasts forever. There’s a bounty on their heads after all.

A call from an old friend has them leave the safety of the Harrith system.

No good deed, and all that. Now they’re in the middle of it, again, can they survive?

At least it’s not a galactic conspiracy this time! There are, however; laughs, tears, and the first-ever Taco Tuesday in space!

Space Tacos?

Can Wil and the crew save the day one more time? There’s only one way to find out, get your copy today!

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Ratings and reviews

Wonderful! A really fun read. Action, wisecracking characters, great plots, and all without the angst of the more "serious" big names. Great entertainment!

I have read books one and two. Generally fast-paced and full of surprises that keep you engaged as the reader. Good value well worth the money.

Was thoroughly enjoyable. The author combines the interaction of the crew in a way that is humorous and keeps you windering what they will come up with next. The action sequences are totally believable and have you being not able to put it down until youcan finish it. Am looking forward to the reading the next installment. As a matter of fact going to start right now.

About the author

 The first story I ever wrote and had published anywhere was a harrowing tale of beloved comic strip favorite, Ziggy, saving the Seattle Space Needle. I was about 11, copyright wasn't a thing I knew about back then.

I've always loved writing, and it has always been a part of my life even when it wasn't a focus. At one of my last full-time jobs, a colleague and I often treated the office to Donuts on Fridays and the random but frequent "Nacho Tuesday." The announcement emails that I sent out were my creative outlet. By the time I left the company the mailing list for "The Krispy Emails" (we usually got Krispy Kreme donuts) was huge and mostly made up of coworkers that had no interest in donuts or nachos, but just enjoyed reading the stories that announced yummy treats a few cubicles away.

I couldn't do this without my loving wife, Nicole.