Praise for the Starships at War Series

The Oasis Sector is out of reach of almost all interstellar governments. There are no police. There are no formal military forces. Those who survive the most treacherous region of Core Space do so by their wits, their reputations and the occasional well hidden knife.

Whisperfell was the quiet village on the planet Justicar. It was supposed to be safe. It was the place where quaint people chose a simple life instead of technological futurism. But now, technology isn't just being discouraged. It is being destroyed.

Privateer Captain Holland McGee is no stranger to brutal expeditions. His mercenary fleet is notorious, even among the pirates and fugitives that populate the "galactic junkyard." At the behest of Royal Proximan Lord-Captain Gael Oakshotte, McGee is on the trail of the legendary Atlantis Treasure Fleet. He believes it might have been ambushed a century or more ago on the forgotten world. If he is correct, the privateer may earn the favor of the Proximan crown and an unimaginable fortune to go with it.

When inexplicable events disrupt McGee's search, he calls in a favor from a Skywatch officer by the name of Jason Hunter, who just happens to be following a trail of his own. Hunter and Argent SAR officer Commander Annora Doverly are investigating a pair of bloodstained amulets that may be evidence of Heretic war preparations spanning more than ten star systems. One of the artifacts was found on Justicar.

What the three captains don't know is their enemies are one step ahead of them. A ruthless and subtle entente has twisted the lives of a simple people into a weapon. And that weapon is looking for a target.