Rogue Destiny

by Dan Schiro

He never asked for a destiny.


Zach White is happy living the reckless life of an interstellar bounty hunter. He has his dingy but dependable ship, the Space Rogue. He has his brother, the galaxy’s last time-bending samurai. And he has his friend Grin, a cranky old remnant of a scattered race.


But when Zach meets an intriguingly talented woman named Topaz and a droll old robot, he finds himself drawn into destiny’s web — and in over his head in a mystery hundreds of thousands of years old. Solving it could mean fame and fortune. Or it could mean so much more.


Now he just has to dodge the criminals, cops, cyborgs and fascist aliens after him long enough to find a forgotten planet where all life began… a planet called Earth.

Genres: Science Fiction

ebook

Published April 14, 2016

About the author

Dan Schiro is a copywriter who wields his words to sell axes, exercise equipment and everything in between. He earned a BA from the University of Wisconsin-Madison with a double major in English and Philosophy. Dan’s debut science-fiction novel, Rogue Destiny, is available through all the internet’s finest booksellers. Thus far, Rogue Destiny has earned positive reviews on Amazon.com, iBooks and other platforms, plus one cherished piece of fan mail and one German Facebook stalker. Dan lives with his wife and daughters in Wisconsin. He would love to tell you more about himself, but speaking in the third person gives him the creeps.

Reviews

[John Tyson · Rating 4 out of 5]

Great story true drama action and SciFi

The book has a great story it is true science fiction adventure story heck if it was a movie I would buy it in a heartbeat great job to the author for making me feel for the characters

[Matthias Kalupner · Rating 3 out of 5]

Allthough a nice read the book has way too many plotlines. Half way through you begin to want it to end. And: The end sucks... big time.

[kathy jo kroener · Rating 5 out of 5]

Rogue Destiny

Romping stomping good read. Well written and holds your attention. Most anyone who enjoys science fiction should enjoy this book.

[Pat Klug · Rating 4 out of 5]

Not a bad story.

[Lianne · Rating 5 out of 5]

When I finished this book, I couldn't stop thinking about it. That's always a sign that something was done right! The characters were likeable, the dialogue was fresh, and any seasoned sci-fi nerd (or any nerd, really) will appreciate the scattered references to popular fiction of the past. I definitely recommend giving this one a read. It's a fun and entertaining ride through an interesting series of worlds. Glad I gave it a shot!