**On the planet Fortune, tech is low, tensions high, and heroes unlikely.** Wrongly convicted of treason, Gideon Quinn has spent six years harvesting crystal under the killing suns of the Morton Barrens, until the day a general of the Colonial Corps arrives with an offer of freedomโand a chance to
Soldier of Fortune: A Gideon Quinn Adventure
โ Scribed by Kathleen McClure
- Book ID
- 100610237
- Publisher
- Fadge Press, LLC
- Year
- 2015
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 311 KB
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN
- 099691028X
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โฆ Synopsis
On the planet Fortune, tech is low, tensions high, and heroesโฆ unlikely, and none more unlikely than thief-turned-soldier, Gideon Quinn. Wrongly convicted of treason, Gideon Quinn has spent six years harvesting crystal under the killing suns of the Morton Barrens, until the day a general of the Colonial Corps arrives with an offer of freedom, and the chance to clear his name. Gideon doesnโt have to think twice, and with his pet draco Elvis on his shoulder he takes โship for the city of Nike in search of revengeโand justice. But mostly, revenge.What he finds is a plucky dodger, a city steeped in corruption, and a menace at the heart of the Corps which could bring Fortuneโs new and fragile peace to an explosive end. And thatโs just his first night in town.Soldier of Fortune is first of The Fortune Chronicles, a science fiction-fantasy hybrid set in the distant future, on the engineered planet Fortune. Here readers will discover elements of the Old West, steampunk, and urban fantasy, with a dash of noir and a generous serving of humor.
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