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Alexander Outland by G.J. Koch

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Alexander Outland

G.J. Koch

Night Shade Books · Print & ebook · June 1, 2012

Reading lane: Space Opera

A Science Fiction pick for readers exploring Alexander Outland.

At a Glance

Why This Clicks

Scoundrels in Orbit

A space-opera romp where a law-skimming pilot’s distaste for heroics meets galaxy-sized trouble.

Come here for

  • A motley crew, an invisible armada, and trouble from military brass to mad bombers
  • A captain who’d rather make a living than save the galaxy

Expect

  • Space adventure with comic friction and a reluctant hero
  • High-stakes trouble tangled up with a hard-to-get weapons chief

Book Details

Authors
G.J. Koch
Publisher
Night Shade Books
Published
June 1, 2012
Format
Print & ebook
Theme
Space Opera · Space Exploration Fiction
Reading lane
Space Opera

Affinity

Publisher Categories

  • Action & Adventure

  • Sci-Fi Adventure

  • Space Opera

About This Book

Captain Alexander Outland of the Sixty-Nine (short for Space Vessel 369, of course) is the best pilot in the galaxy. He’s also a pirate, a smuggler, and loved and loathed by women in umpteen solar systems. His crew of strays and misfits includes an engineer of dubious sanity, a deposed planetary governor, an annoyingly unflappable Sexbot copilot, and a slinky weapons chief who stubbornly refuses to give the captain a tumble. Outland just wants to make a decent living skirtin...

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Captain Alexander Outland of the Sixty-Nine (short for Space Vessel 369, of course) is the best pilot in the galaxy. He’s also a pirate, a smuggler, and loved and loathed by women in umpteen solar systems. His crew of strays and misfits includes an engineer of dubious sanity, a deposed planetary governor, an annoyingly unflappable Sexbot copilot, and a slinky weapons chief who stubbornly refuses to give the captain a tumble. Outland just wants to make a decent living skirting the law, but when an invisible space armada starts cutting into his business, he soon finds himself in hot water with the military, the mob, mad bombers, and an extended family of would-be conquerors. And that’s not counting an occasionally telepathic spy . . . . Like any sensible scoundrel, he hates heroics. They’re risky and they don’t pay well. But to keep his ship and crew in one piece, and make time with a certain hard-to-get weapons chief, he might just have to make an exception–and save the galaxy in spite of himself!

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