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What is Salvage Race about?
After escaping forced conscription in a solar civil war not their own, former slave Symeon Brashniev and his former owner, Princess Kavya Rurikid, want nothing more than to escape their adopted home, the Cooper Star System. Over the course of many hard-fought victories and devastating losses, the two have forged a bond of love neither of them ever expected, but one that makes their shared life whole. Unfortunately, the couple are privy to a burgeoning secret war that threatens to rip the Cooper System, and even the known galaxy, asunder.Unbeknownst to the system at large, a mechanized army, known as the fabricants, has secretly usurped one of Cooper’s most powerful governments. For months, the fabricants have been systematically replacing unsuspecting citizens, government officials, and even military members, with replicants of their own design, thereby turning the tide of their solar war.Knowing the truth, Symeon and Kavya must decide if they’re willing to risk their lives, and their newfound love, to stop the fabricant uprising, or if they will choose the easy path and run.
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Common subject areas: fiction, literature, genre fiction.
- Author
- David Alan Jones
- Publisher
- Theogony Books
- Published
- 2024
- Language
- EN
- Category
- work of fiction
- Subjects
- Fantasy, Fantasy Fiction, Fiction
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