Firebrandt’s Legacy

by David Lee Summers

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Part of the Space Pirates' Legacy series:

Editions:Paperback - First Edition: $ 12.95

ISBN: 978-1885093851
Size: 5.50 x 8.50 in
Pages: 224

ePub - First Edition: $ 3.99

Ellison Firebrandt fights the good fight for Earth. Under a letter of marque, he raids the ships of Earth's opponents, slowing down their progress and ability to compete with the home system. On the planet Epsilon Indi 2, he rescues a woman named Suki Mori from a drug lord, only to find she isn't so happy about living a pirate's life. However, when the captain finds a new engine that will make him the most successful pirate of all, Suki is the only one who can make it work. Now Firebrandt must find a way to keep his crew fed and his ship supplied while relying on a woman who barely trusts him and while every government in the galaxy hunts him to get the engine back!

Published: January 28, 2019
Publisher: Hadrosaur Productions
Cover Artists:

Laura Givens

Genres:

Sci Fi, Sci Fi - Distant Planet, Sci Fi - Space Exploration, Sci Fi - Space Western

Tags:

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Tropes: Band of Misfits, FTL, Galactic Civilization, Interstellar Travel, Space Battles, Space Pirates, Space Smugglers
Word Count: 72000
Languages Available: English
Series Type: Continuous / Same Characters
Tropes: Band of Misfits, FTL, Galactic Civilization, Interstellar Travel, Space Battles, Space Pirates, Space Smugglers
Word Count: 72000
Languages Available: English
Series Type: Continuous / Same Characters

Reviews:on Midwest Book Review:

Firebrandt's Legacy is a rip-roaring space adventure! Privateer Ellison Firebrandt pursues the ships of Earth's enemies under a letter of marque. But when he stumbles across an extraordinary woman who knows the secrets to a new type of engine that every government wants for its own ends, he and his crew get swept into a maelstrom of galactic proportions! A grand space opera filled with high adventure from cover to cover, Firebrandt's Legacy is highly recommended.

Robert E. Vardeman wrote:

Commodore John Grimes move over. Captain Ellison Firebrandt is coming at ftl to take away your claim to best space opera. Firebrandt's Legacy by David Lee Summers combines explosive space battles with political intrigue, conniving alien races and the human need to love and belong and serve. The Firebrandt universe is complex and wrapped up in astronomy with careful thought about human expansion and out of this world cosmic science. Join the privateer and his crew on their journey of adventure.

About the Author

David Lee Summers lives in Southern New Mexico at the cusp of the western and final frontiers. He's written novels about space pirates, vampire mercenaries, mad scientists in the old west, and astronomer ghosts. He's edited thrilling anthologies of space adventure that imagine what worlds discovered by NASA's Kepler mission might be like. When he's not writing or editing, David explores the universe for real at Kitt Peak National Observatory. To learn more about David or his books visit his website at http://www.davidleesummers.

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