Outrageous Fortune
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Six years ago, a single act of rebellion cost Captain John Pitte his command and his honor. Now captain of the light freighter Errant, all his hopes rest in keeping his ragtag crew together and their battered airship aloft. But times are hard in the post-war colonies, and and John knows that Errant Freight is perilously close to being grounded.
Which is why, when a mysterious woman offers salvation by way of a lucrative retrieval job, John signs on, no questions asked. But it doesn’t take long to discover that neither the job, nor the woman, are what they appear.
Now John and his crew are on the run and embroiled in a hive of madness and deception, while everything he hoped to save teeters on the brink of disaster.
Outrageous Fortune, Book One of Errant Freight is a high-flying tale of a heist gone wrong on the eco-punk inspired planet Fortune. If you like low-tech science fiction, tarnished heroes and snappy dialogue, you'll love Outrageous Fortune!
Praise for Outrageous Fortune:
“Excellent sci-fi!”
“…top-notch world-building, character development and plot…”
“Buy it, tell others to buy it, share it with friends.”
“Great fun! Laughed, chortled and snorted. Want more.”
“I loved the characters, good and ‘bad’, especially Eitan and Jagati. Excellent sci-fi!”
Acerca del autor
A lifelong fan of rich characters and outrageous worlds, Kathleen McClure uses her history in theater and fight choreography to create immersive stories readers will want to read over and over, again.
Her published works include the Fortune-based Gideon Quinn Adventures, as well as the Errant Freight novels, written with Kelley McKinnon. She also writes The Zodiac Files, a spy-fi series with L. Gene Brown.
In addition to keeping the Errant crew aloft, Kelley recently returned from five years of teaching acting in Shanghai. She now serves as an adjunct professor, teaching voice and directing at Mary Baldwin University in Staunton, Va. During the summers she teaches acting for the New School at New York University.