Hi,
Thank you for signing up to get a copy of the ARC of 'The Space Pirates 1'. Due to a slight miscalculation on my behalf, I've ended up publishing it before it's actual launch date on Amazon Kindle and in paperback.
But don't worry - there is no difference to the text from the ARC you've already read, so you haven't missed out on anything - apart from my musings at the end in the 'Authors' notes' - which very few people read anyway.
If you've read and enjoyed the book, I'd be grateful if you'd please drop it a rating on Amazon below.
Main links here:
AMAZON US https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0H9M2XY6L
AMAZON UK https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0H9M2XY6L
If you've REALLY liked it, you can now forward this email to any friend, colleague, enemy, frienemy, fiend, relative or reluctant relation who may enjoy the tale. The book information is below.
Right now, I am stuck into the second book in the series, which should be launching before Christmas (unless I prematurely press the wrong button again beforehand). This one is called 'Home Ports', and puts our antiheroes in a bit of a pickle back on earth when they try and return home. If you want to get a heads up on this book and have a chance to read it for free before launch, you don't need to do anything, as I'll send out the update to this email newsletter before anything else.
Thanks, and happy reading,
JP.
Space Pirates 1, book description. (Below)
Sinead "Sin the Bold" Boland has been called many things. Nobody has ever called her a collectable... until now.
When Sin, her matelot Umi, and her crew are hauled in alongside the Royal Navy frigate that's been chasing them across the seas, they wake up somewhere considerably further from home. Their captor is an intergalactic smuggler with a buyer lined up for some special humans. A dictator who collects sentient species the way others collect trading cards.
There's just one problem. The smuggler stole the ship, dumped its owner, and never once considered that the ship itself might have opinions about being party to a kidnapping.
The ship, as it turns out, has opinions. Once it get's it's mandatory software update done.
Join Sin and her crew as they have to escape the navy, out-think an intergalactic pet trader, negotiate with a Starship Intelligence and decline the attentions of a very affectionate alien who has wanted a pet human since he was a boy.
An Aye For An Aye is Book One of an ensemble-cast science fiction series for readers who feel that Space Pirates generally have gotten a lot of bad press.
Perfect for fans of Jamie McFarlane's science fiction, Dungeon Crawler Carl, Douglas Adams (though not as funny) and Julia Huni's Tales of a Space Janitor (Ditto).
WARNING!
If you are expecting literature, you're in the wrong book.
If you want a fun adventure that should take you a couple of hours to read, and can complete in one sitting, then welcome aboard!
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