β Scribed by John Wilker
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
They saved the Galactic Commonwealth once.
Now they just want to do their thing. Whatever that is.
The crew of the Ghost has been privateering for government they saved and enjoying the thrill of kicking pirate butt, and taking their loot.
Nothing lasts forever. There's a bounty on their heads.
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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