Mega Space: The O'Neill Legacy Book 2

by M. D. King

A lost starliner. A nightmare waiting inside. And nothing in this universe plays by the rules… Captain Max O’Neill knows Mega Space is unpredictable—but nothing prepares him for the return of the long-missing luxury cruiser SS Lucky Voyager, drifting alone in a dead region of space.

What begins as a high-value salvage mission spirals into something far more dangerous.

The Voyager’s halls are torn apart.
Its interior shredded.
Its crew… gone.

And lurking in the dark are creatures that shouldn’t exist here—Ultieth, monstrous spiderlike predators from an old sci-fi show, somehow made real.

As Max and his crew move through the derelict’s blood-stained corridors, they uncover pieces of its final hours—and realize they aren’t alone. Something devastated this ship, something is still inside it… and someone else has stumbled onto the Voyager at the worst possible moment.

That someone is Sly, a theatrical and ruthless pirate captain whose sudden appearance throws the mission into chaos. Their violent clash leaves her furious, fixated—and determined to settle the score.

Caught between alien horrors, pirates, and strange cross-world anomalies, Max must also confront the shifting bonds within his

Milli, steadfast and loving, navigating their new intimacyGiselle, confident but wounded, unexpectedly drawn to himNavasi, shy and loyal, wrestling with feelings she barely understandsJamie, half-cybernetic engineer with a growing spark of attractionSheri, ever-watchful, ever-loyal, holding secrets Max isn’t ready forWith loyalty tested, relationships deepening, and new threats rising through the sector, Max begins to understand a truth he never

Mega Space is changing—and so is he.

Perfect for fans of sci-fi progression, starship adventure, haremlite romance, and rich LitRPG mechanics.
Book 2 pushes deeper into danger, mystery, and emotional stakes as the O’Neill Legacy continues.

236 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 23, 2025

Reviews

[Ben Martin · Rating 5 out of 5]

Better than the first

This one contains a strong short story arc and while I wish it was longer it's fits perfectly for what was accomplished. This is clearly going to be a longer story with many books and I'm all for it. M.D. King clearly is learning from his other series and it shows, the spice was way better in this one and we get great tension and chemistry between all of our main characters. This story feels very unique and I love how King has a knack for interesting solutions to problems, it keeps the reader on their toes and keeps the book very interesting. Hopefully we don't have to wait long for the next one.