Mutiny on Outstation Zori - Hegenberger, John
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"Mutiny" is a fast-paced space opera/adventure featuring a group of mis-matched characters investigating a "terrorist group" who've stolen a dozen ultra-secret space skimmers. At least, that's what it appears to be about 1n the beginning. In the end, the novel really deals with positive character growth and a belief in bravely facing the unknown against all adversity. Tracking the thieves through space leads free-lance circuit-jockey Jamie Devon to discover his old buddy, Cast, now a member of a high-tech religious cult that has taken over the military Outstation Zori. Before their conflict…mehr

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"Mutiny" is a fast-paced space opera/adventure featuring a group of mis-matched characters investigating a "terrorist group" who've stolen a dozen ultra-secret space skimmers. At least, that's what it appears to be about 1n the beginning. In the end, the novel really deals with positive character growth and a belief in bravely facing the unknown against all adversity. Tracking the thieves through space leads free-lance circuit-jockey Jamie Devon to discover his old buddy, Cast, now a member of a high-tech religious cult that has taken over the military Outstation Zori. Before their conflict can be locked, they learn that the outstation is under an imminent retaliatory attack from the oppressive government's military forces. But before that can happen, an evil empire of warrior aliens launches a surprise raid in response of the invasion of their "space." Ultimately, our heroes resolve their problems by employing a combination of pluck and daring--plus a surprise ally. The warrior aliens retreat, the military is dealt with, and the Outstation uses the space skimmers to journey into the Great Unknown.
Autorenporträt
Born and raised in the heart of the heartland, Columbus, Ohio, John Hegenberger is the author of several series: Stan Wade LAPI in 1959, Eliot Cross Columbus-based PI in 1988, and Ace Hart, western gambler from Wyoming to Arizona in 1877. He's the father of three, tennis enthusiast, collector of silent films and OTR, hiker, Francophile, B.A. Comparative Lit., Pop culture author, ex-Navy, ex-marketing exec at Exxon, AT&T, and IBM, happily married for 45 years and counting. Active member of SFWA, PWA and ITW.