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Welcome to Morpheus, a dumpster of a system populated with the trash of the galaxy, but Sal Tripp just calls it home. Despite having her washed-up ex-military father as a partner, and her relic of a ship blowing its thrusters every five minutes, Sal's earned herself a reputation as the best bounty hunter this side of the Koji Divide. But when a ruthless mobster puts a massive price on dear old dad's head, it sets the dauntless duo on a collision course with destiny. A rebellion is stirring, and backroom whispers of kidnapped children and colonies on fire might be more than just rumors.…mehr

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Welcome to Morpheus, a dumpster of a system populated with the trash of the galaxy, but Sal Tripp just calls it home. Despite having her washed-up ex-military father as a partner, and her relic of a ship blowing its thrusters every five minutes, Sal's earned herself a reputation as the best bounty hunter this side of the Koji Divide. But when a ruthless mobster puts a massive price on dear old dad's head, it sets the dauntless duo on a collision course with destiny. A rebellion is stirring, and backroom whispers of kidnapped children and colonies on fire might be more than just rumors. Morpheus needs a hero, and there's far more to Sal than meets the eye, but is she willing to risk her life for a system where it's every fashtapa for themselves?
Autorenporträt
About the Author Jo-Anne Tomlinson was born and bred in the mystical land of New Zealand. No, she wasn't in Lord of the Rings; no, she doesn't know that guy, Steve; yes, she has seen a kiwi and they are both powerful and majestic. As well as writing, Jo is an inventor, currently designing a sophisticated robot that will spit out a completed manuscript based on a very vague synopsis. Unfortunately, as she hasn't even mastered the TV remote, progress is slow. When not writing or reading, you'll find her at the netball courts, playing video games, watching terrible movies or eavesdropping on people who argue in malls. Lastly, she doesn't mind if you call her Jo. If you enjoyed this story, try my other books Fates of Ruin (The Ardentia Saga, Book 1) The Last Gambit (Tales from Ardentia)