The Galaxy's Worst Captain: A Darkly Humorous Military Space Opera (Blind Luck & Dead Heroes Book 1)

Arome Shaibu
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Captain Vance Reilly has one talent: failing upward.

After a navigation error that left 504 civilians exposed to quantum radiation (they survived, mostly, with only mild cellular degradation), the Prometheus Fleet assigns him the Rustbucket – a decommissioned patrol frigate held together by salvage and spite. His crew: six disgraced officers, two obsolete maintenance droids with conflicting core protocols, and one genetically modified felid whose aggression patterns remain… unpredictable.

 His new executive officer, Kaelen Voss, is brilliant, ruthless, and running silent on something dangerous. She doesn't respect his command. She doesn't trust his instincts. And her encrypted comm logs suggest she's already planning to relieve him of duty – by mutiny if necessary.

 Then a Xylosian raider appears – a bioship four times their mass, bristling with organic weapon systems, and zero interest in standard hailing frequencies.

 Sylvan is an idiot. A lucky idiot. But luck is just probability miscalculated.

 The Galaxy's Worst Captain is a fast-paced, darkly humorous space opera for fans of The Expanse meets Guardians of the Galaxy. No technobabble. Just tactical desperation, bad decisions, and the worst crew in human space.

Scroll up and click Buy Now to join the worst captain in the galaxy on his first impossible mission. Because sometimes the only person who can save everyone is the one who has already failed everyone.


Captain Vance Reilly has one talent: failing upward. After a navigation error that left 504 civilians exposed to quantum radiation (they survived, mostly, with only mild cellular degradation), the Prometheus Fleet assigns him the Rustbucket – a decommissioned patrol frigate held together by salva...

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