The empire made him a slave. They should have killed him.

Saul, a former prince, has been holding onto something lost to many of his fellow slaves: hope and a desire for justice. A fire burns within him, growing brighter each day since the Emperor slaughtered his family, and he knows the time to escape his shackles – and to free his people – is now. He begins his quest to rebuild a world that would allow the Kingdom of Ubrain to rise from the ashes.

Saul and his allies plot to steal the crown of Ubrain from the emperor’s vault. But their road is not a straight one, and they soon find themselves facing the Inquisition, and are caught in the middle of an unseen war as older powers work to twist the world to their own design. Saul has never been one to set easy tasks for himself, but he is determined to break the empire’s grip on his people no matter how much blood must be spilled along the way. They should have killed him when they had the chance, for he will not be so lenient. $0.99 on Kindle.

Near future, Inner and Outer Solar System space opera. Moon Base and Olympus City, Mars are thriving metropolises, while miners are growing more and more frustrated with pirate activities in the Asteroid Belt and near Space Base, Io.

A privateer class of operator is growing in numbers…people hired to protect miners at work, deliver cargo, and explore unknown sectors of the Asteroid Belt, Saturn’s Rings, and any other systemic anomaly that gets picked up on the sensors of throwaway probes. Don’t miss Dweevil’s Lab, or the flight of Space Force Strike Eagles. There is no light speed travel in SPCG, but the invention of meta drives have allowed roughly 1/7th the speed of light to become a reasonably efficient means of getting around humanity’s home system. Free on Kindle.