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Star Smuggler #4
Quietus
Yesterday’s Smuggler…Today’s Chairman of the Board.
Thanks to Sinbad sh’en Singh, the planet Felida is a smuggling paradise, until the Federation spoils his fun by declaring his enterprise a legitimate business.
With the tap of a computer key, the most wanted smuggler in the Galaxy becomes a Felidan businessman, attending board meetings instead of running blockades.
Sin takes it all in stride until an old rival threatens his ships and crews. In the resulting confrontation, the former smuggler discovers he’s not as immortal as he thinks when his ship crashes and he doesn’t emerge unscathed.
The Clan sh’en Singh must struggle to accept their Pride Chief’s disability while Andi and Sin face the most difficult challenge of their lives.
Thanks to Sinbad sh’en Singh, the planet Felida is a smuggling paradise, until the Federation spoils his fun by declaring his enterprise a legitimate business.
With the tap of a computer key, the most wanted smuggler in the Galaxy becomes a Felidan businessman, attending board meetings instead of running blockades.
Sin takes it all in stride until an old rival threatens his ships and crews. In the resulting confrontation, the former smuggler discovers he’s not as immortal as he thinks when his ship crashes and he doesn’t emerge unscathed.
The Clan sh’en Singh must struggle to accept their Pride Chief’s disability while Andi and Sin face the most difficult challenge of their lives.
219 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 6, 2020
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About the author
T.S. Snow
22 books7 followersT.S. Snow is a pseudonym of author Toni V. Sweeney, who has lived 30 years in the South, a score in the Middle West, and a decade on the Pacific Coast and is now trying for her second 30 on the Great Plains.
Since the publication of her first novel in 1989, she divides her time between writing Fantasy/Horror under her own name and SciFi/SpaceOpera/Romance under her pen name.
Since the publication of her first novel in 1989, she divides her time between writing Fantasy/Horror under her own name and SciFi/SpaceOpera/Romance under her pen name.
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November 27, 2020
In A Matter of Pride, former smuggler Sinbad sh’en Singh and his Terran wife, Andrea Talltrees, felt compelled to adapt to concepts of Family, Pride, Customs, and Beliefs in order to establish a forever family on Sin’s home planet of Felida. In Quietus, the finale to author T.S. Snow’s inventive and energetic space opera Star Smuggler series, we come full circle with how clan members have evolved:
Cash, the adventurer-prodigal son, summons everything that’s left inside to make it home for the last time. . .
N’Sagar, Sin and Andi’s only daughter, who was promised shortly after birth to the gentle healer Kas, comes to grips with past mistakes in order to forge a future. . .
Adam, who paid a dear price for loving his father’s concubine, gave up his dream in order to give back to his father. . .
Our Review: In this sometimes sad, occasionally tumultuous, often tear-jerking series finale, we come to understand the full effect of the concepts of family, tribe, clan when two people allow their offspring to test their wings. Forgiveness continues to be an underlying factor, spurring a prodigal son and daughter, wife and mate into irrevocable decisions.
As always, author T.S, Snow brings a unique talent for snappy dialogue, multi-layered characters, and an inventive imagination when it comes to setting a stage. The fine details for describing customs mark Snow’s efforts and throughout the entire Smuggler series and in particular with this book.
On a scale of 1-5, Quietus deserves a 6.
Kat Henry Doran, Wild Women Reviews
Cash, the adventurer-prodigal son, summons everything that’s left inside to make it home for the last time. . .
N’Sagar, Sin and Andi’s only daughter, who was promised shortly after birth to the gentle healer Kas, comes to grips with past mistakes in order to forge a future. . .
Adam, who paid a dear price for loving his father’s concubine, gave up his dream in order to give back to his father. . .
Our Review: In this sometimes sad, occasionally tumultuous, often tear-jerking series finale, we come to understand the full effect of the concepts of family, tribe, clan when two people allow their offspring to test their wings. Forgiveness continues to be an underlying factor, spurring a prodigal son and daughter, wife and mate into irrevocable decisions.
As always, author T.S, Snow brings a unique talent for snappy dialogue, multi-layered characters, and an inventive imagination when it comes to setting a stage. The fine details for describing customs mark Snow’s efforts and throughout the entire Smuggler series and in particular with this book.
On a scale of 1-5, Quietus deserves a 6.
Kat Henry Doran, Wild Women Reviews
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