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MOSAR #3
The Ghost Ship
For years, a monolithic Timberwolf-class starship has been hidden, but now it’s about to reappear. Together with his girlfriend Sam and the rest of the Striker Force Raptor team, Joel has been assigned to retrieve this ghost ship and return it to its rightful owners.
But what seems like an exhilarating adventure takes a dangerous turn amid chance encounters with black holes and hidden planets. When the team find the crew of the ghost ship dead with no discernible cause, they must figure out what happened—and if they themselves are at risk. In this quest for answers, Joel is about to face his worst nightmare. On this, his and Sam’s thirteenth mission with Striker Force Raptor, has their luck finally run out?
But what seems like an exhilarating adventure takes a dangerous turn amid chance encounters with black holes and hidden planets. When the team find the crew of the ghost ship dead with no discernible cause, they must figure out what happened—and if they themselves are at risk. In this quest for answers, Joel is about to face his worst nightmare. On this, his and Sam’s thirteenth mission with Striker Force Raptor, has their luck finally run out?
254 pages, Kindle Edition
First published February 28, 2020
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About the author
C.R. Turner
8 books4 followersChris Turner is an Australian science fiction author who writes about what it means to stay human in a changing world. His stories begin with empathy and connection, grow through adventure and discovery, and find their grounding in believable science and technology.
After decades designing mining infrastructure around the world, he developed a fascination with underground places — quiet, enduring spaces that test resilience and reveal character. That fascination runs through much of his work. Chris also built his own electric catamaran, which later appeared in The Hunt for the Butcher of Blackrock, book four of the MOSAR series.
His love of science fiction began with Arthur C. Clarke, Stargate, and SG-1 — where science and mythology meet possibility. That spark led to Delusions of Anubis, a psychological exploration of identity, immortality, and the blurred line between belief and reality.
After decades designing mining infrastructure around the world, he developed a fascination with underground places — quiet, enduring spaces that test resilience and reveal character. That fascination runs through much of his work. Chris also built his own electric catamaran, which later appeared in The Hunt for the Butcher of Blackrock, book four of the MOSAR series.
His love of science fiction began with Arthur C. Clarke, Stargate, and SG-1 — where science and mythology meet possibility. That spark led to Delusions of Anubis, a psychological exploration of identity, immortality, and the blurred line between belief and reality.
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June 14, 2020
Great read
Love your writing style and imagination, I am looking forward to seeing more from you. Please don't stop writing this series.
Love your writing style and imagination, I am looking forward to seeing more from you. Please don't stop writing this series.
April 11, 2022
Great sci-fi story
Great read it follows the main character of the series as they go retrieve a ship. The book has some great action.
Great read it follows the main character of the series as they go retrieve a ship. The book has some great action.
September 11, 2022
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Third book in the MOSAR series. Our intrepid little gang seek the ghost ship Timberwolf. Following it back to its home world read what they find
Third book in the MOSAR series. Our intrepid little gang seek the ghost ship Timberwolf. Following it back to its home world read what they find
Displaying 1 - 3 of 3 reviews