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Star Wanderers
Detective Ronan Renfield is a Galactic Enforcer sworn to protect the innocent and bring evil-doers to justice to maintain order throughout the stars.
The Agent is a nameless knight errant tasked with hunting the most brazenly wicked and blasphemous who threaten order and nature across the cosmos.
Alone, they face strange and diabolical horrors on backwater worlds and the corrupt and dangerous criminals who threaten civilization.
Together, they are the Star Wanderers!
This collection features eight thrilling tales of raygun adventure, swashbuckling sword fights, and cyberpunk mystery, including four never-before published adventures!
The Agent is a nameless knight errant tasked with hunting the most brazenly wicked and blasphemous who threaten order and nature across the cosmos.
Alone, they face strange and diabolical horrors on backwater worlds and the corrupt and dangerous criminals who threaten civilization.
Together, they are the Star Wanderers!
This collection features eight thrilling tales of raygun adventure, swashbuckling sword fights, and cyberpunk mystery, including four never-before published adventures!
207 pages, Paperback
Published August 15, 2024
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About the author
J.D. Cowan
35 books309 followersJD Cowan is a writer with an obsession for stories and Truth. He takes pleasure in looking for Light in the places where darkness grips the tightest.
His works include "Grey Cat Blues", the young adult novel "Knights of the End" and short stories in "Superheroes: The Crossover Alliance Volume 3" by the Crossover Alliance, StoryHack #3, the PulpRev Sampler, and "Paragons" by Silver Empire, and others.
He blogs about stories and entertainment at wastelandandsky.blogspot.ca and can be found on Twitter @wastelandJD for those interested.
His works include "Grey Cat Blues", the young adult novel "Knights of the End" and short stories in "Superheroes: The Crossover Alliance Volume 3" by the Crossover Alliance, StoryHack #3, the PulpRev Sampler, and "Paragons" by Silver Empire, and others.
He blogs about stories and entertainment at wastelandandsky.blogspot.ca and can be found on Twitter @wastelandJD for those interested.
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September 16, 2024
An interesting collection of science fantasy stories. They remind me a bit of some of the hard-boiled Leigh Brackett stories and a bit of Warhammer 40K.
I picked this up because I have read a couple of them before in small press publications. Overall, they’re enjoyable. There’s a bit of mystery that always ends with a bit of a science fantasy twist. Sometimes I found those conclusions very interesting, other times a bit underwhelming or confusing.
It all comes together nicely in the final story. If you’ve enjoyed any of these stories in other places it’s worth picking up the full anthology.
I picked this up because I have read a couple of them before in small press publications. Overall, they’re enjoyable. There’s a bit of mystery that always ends with a bit of a science fantasy twist. Sometimes I found those conclusions very interesting, other times a bit underwhelming or confusing.
It all comes together nicely in the final story. If you’ve enjoyed any of these stories in other places it’s worth picking up the full anthology.
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