Free space
an Admiral novel
- Earliest known edition
- 2017
- Selected edition
- unknown
- Pages in this edition
- 306
- English editions
- 1 ↗
2017 · eng
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"In the follow-up to Admiral, the intergalactic war has ended and hostilities between the Evagardian Empire and the Commonwealth are officially over, but the admiral is far from safe. I'd impersonated a prince, temporarily stopped a war, escaped a deadly planet, and survived more assassination attempts than I could conveniently count. After all that, there shouldn't have been anything simpler than a nice weekend with a charming Evagardian girl. However, some corners of the galaxy aren't as genteel as the Empire, and Evagardians aren't universally loved, which is how I ended up kidnapped to be traded as a commodity. Their timing couldn't have been worse. I'm not at my best, but these people have no idea whom they're dealing with: a highly trained, genetically engineered soldier in the Imperial Service who happens to be my date"--
"I'd impersonated a prince, temporarily stopped a war, escaped a deadly planet, and survived more assassination attempts than I could conveniently count. After all that, there shouldn't have been anything simpler than a nice weekend with a charming Evagardian girl. However, some corners of the galaxy aren't as genteel as the Empire. and Evagardians aren't universally loved, which is how I ended up kidnapped to be traded as a commodity. Their timing couldn't have been worse. I'm not at my best, but these people have no idea who they're dealing with: a highly trained, genetically engineered soldier in the Imperial service who happens to be my date"--
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| Edition | Publication | Format | Pages | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free spaceSelectedSean Danker | 2017 | unknown | 306 | Open Library ↗ |
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Source subject: Space warfare View evidence ↗
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