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Galactic Blind
Eric Warren (Author) · Vinci Books Ltd · Paperback
An ex-lawman adrift among pirates learns the plans he helped stop could push a superpower into war. A space opera adventure of lost principles, station attacks and a crew that wants no part of politics.
No Code. No Compass. No Way Out.
Dev used to be a man of principles. But he abandoned those after he was forced into an impossible situation by his former friend and colleague: Nolan. And while it feels freeing not to have to adhere to his coda anymore, he also senses he’s adrift. Untethered like the pirate ship he’s now living on.
All of this comes to a head when one of his shipmates: another expat from the Sovereign Coalition, tells Dev that Nolan’s plans could be used to upset the balance of power in the Coalition, and has set the organization on a path to war. A subsequent attack on a Coalition Space Station seems to confirm these predictions, drawing the crew of the Mettle into a conspiracy they want no part of.
Despite wanting to stay out of the Coalition’s politics, the crew is pulled into the middle of the storm and it'll be up to Dev to find a way out, before they’re all either arrested or killed.
Perfect for fans of James S.A. Corey, Craig Alanson and John Scalzi.
Framed by his government. Hunted by the galaxy.
Adrift aboard the rogue freighter SS Mettle, security officer Dev Tenebris feels like an outlaw, thinks like an outlaw, and is about to become one. When a Sovereign Coalition space station is attacked, Dev is blamed for the slaughter. Forced to hunt down the real culprit—a fanatic wielding an unstable superweapon—one wrong move could trigger a cosmic catastrophe. As his former allies’ battlecruisers close in, he must risk his crewmates’ lives to prevent an interstellar conflict.
Turns out clearing your name is a lot harder when everyone’s shooting at you
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