Galaxy's Last Stand: A Military Sci-Fi Finale of War and Sacrifice (BlindLuck & Dead Heroes Book 2)

Arome Shaibu
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Vance Reilly's luck just ran out.

 

Six months after surviving the Xylosian bioship war, Captain Vance Reilly is a hero. Sort of. He only got one friendly ship destroyed this time. Progress.

 

But the Xylosians are back. And they have brought friends. A full invasion fleet of bioships is heading for the Prometheus System. Every competent captain in the fleet is already dead or retreating.

 

That leaves Vance. And the Rustbucket. And a crew that still does not trust him.

 

Kaelen Voss is gone. She took her secrets and her mutiny plans to a new command. Now Vance has a replacement Executive Officer. A by the book officer who files reports on his chewing stimulant sticks.

 

The fleet's last order is simple. Hold the line for six hours. No reinforcements are coming.

 

Vance is an idiot. But he is the only idiot left.

 

Galaxy's Last Stand is the explosive, darkly humorous conclusion to the Blind Luck & Dead Heroes duology. No padding. No stretched series. Just a satisfying, action packed ending that answers every question. Including whether Vance finally learns something.

 

Scroll up and click Buy Now to join the galaxy's worst captain on his final mission. No reinforcements. No backup. No hope. Just Vance, the Rustbucket, and the thinnest strand of luck ever recorded in human space.

 


Vance Reilly's luck just ran out. Six months after surviving the Xylosian bioship war, Captain Vance Reilly is a hero. Sort of. He only got one friendly ship destroyed this time. Progress. But the Xylosians are back. And they have brought friends. A full invasion fleet of bioships is heading ...

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