Space Outlaw Box Set (Book 1-5): An Epic Sci-Fi Adventure

by Dominique Mondesir

Fans of Firefly, Guardians of the Galaxy, and Cowboy Bebop are snapping up this new action-packed Space Opera book series.

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Phoenix Jones is a survivor.

Locked away for a crime he didn’t commit, he must find a way to escape the most notorious prison in all known space if he wants his family to live.

Now, he must do the unthinkable and escape a prison that only holds death. 

To do that he needs help and he needs it fast. 

But can he rely on the most feared bounty hunter in the galaxy, a crazed scientist, a plucky engineer and a backstabbing thief, to get the job done?

There’s only one way to find out, but is he willing to bet his life on it?



Space Outlaw is an action-packed sci-fi adventure like no other. In a series reviewers describe as, “laugh out loud funny, heartbreaking, adrenaline-fuelled, with a great cast of characters that will leave you wanting more with each turn of the page.”

With over 2,000 pages, this bundle includes the first five books in the Space Outlaw Series.



Breakout

Stranded

Revenge

Repercussions

Hostage

Genres: Science Fiction

1365 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 10, 2021

About the author

Dominique Mondesir has always wanted to be a writer since the age of sixteen. He could remember reading the hobbit and Harry Potter late at night and thinking, I could do that. More than ten years later and he has.
His first book Origins (Fallen Angels) was published September 2015, with three more so far released.
He lives in England with his girlfriend and cat and hopes to travel the world before he gets to old.

Reviews

[Heike]

This was probably one of the worst written attempts for a space opera I have ever (tried to) read. Except the ridiculously stereotyped characters it was like walking blindfolded through a scenery, just getting a glimpse here and there. There was absolutely NO description of surroundings except "I am tied to a chair. In a spaceship." (even the spaceship part had to be assumed).
Then there was this Redhead Woman. And then she was gone. Puff.
Then that alien who had to talk to him real quick, no time to waste! Except that they spend several days alone on this spaceship, not talking after a couple of sentences exchanged. The MC did not eat, pee or shit for that matter during this time either, we was just tied to the chair.
This was BAD.

[WyoGal · Rating 3 out of 5]

Fairly trim plot; writing needs editing

Normally a book with this many amateur writing errors would put me off from finishing it, but the pacing of the plot is crisp and brisk and compelled me to finish. The story is largely unoriginal with a few plot holes (mostly due to the fast pace). The secondary characters are roughly sketched in and also somewhat stereotypical.

There are lots of poorly written sentences that would bleed an English teacher’s red pen dry, but if the reader ignores these syntax errors and typos, and skims along, the story flows rather well.

I only read the first book, and it serves as an escapist action sci-fi adventure. There is lots of violence, some profanity, aliens, and an AI. Revenge is a common thread throughout.

[Кристиан Георгиев · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is the best fiction I have read in a long while.

Mr. Mondesir is a master story-teller. The hero’s life-story is developed gradually giving insight into his behavior – from early accepting responsibility for young siblings to fighting a powerful enemy who having lost his motivation in life is set on destroying everything and everyone. Then there is the story of an alien amazon as the most deadly warrior. The villains are truly repugnant.
The writer artfully shows the transformation of characters from egotistical to altruistic when given trust and love. There is a love story of the type “will they, won’t they”. The description of fights is detailed but kept short.
The story ark kept my attention. The writer has a unique writing style mixing witticisms with wisdom words. I actually wrote down a few sentences to share with friends as eloquent examples of the English sense of humor.
Then there is the length of the book series. Nowadays writers believe they can publish book series of many books, but I personally lose interest after four or five installments, because they become repetitive and boring. Mr. Mondesir kept my attention and finished just on time – after the sixth book, and never lost me on the way.

Pros: Visual, intelligent, witty writing style.
Cons: The science in the scify.

Strongly recommended to people who enjoy human characters among the stars, with a pinch of wit and wisdom.

(Forgive me for language mistakes - English is not my mother tongue)

[Juliet Berry · Rating 5 out of 5]

The Space Outlaw Box Set (Books 1-5) is a thrilling and immersive journey through the cosmos that blends action, adventure, and complex character dynamics. The set follows a ragtag group of rebels and outlaws as they navigate the galaxy, constantly on the run from authorities and rival factions. The world-building in this series is exceptional, with diverse planets, space stations, and species that create a rich and expansive universe. The author’s ability to craft detailed and believable environments adds depth to the story, making the universe feel alive and unpredictable. Each book in the set builds upon the last, creating a sense of continuity and momentum that keeps readers hooked.

The characters, especially the protagonist, are well-developed and multi-dimensional, offering a perfect balance of strength and vulnerability. While some may come across as archetypes at first, the author skillfully reveals hidden layers and motivations, making them feel authentic and relatable. The action scenes are fast-paced and intense, filled with high-stakes battles and daring escapes that keep the reader on the edge of their seat. The themes of loyalty, freedom, and survival are explored throughout the series, giving the action a sense of purpose beyond just physical confrontations. While the plot can sometimes feel predictable, the emotional depth and engaging character arcs more than make up for it. Overall, Space Outlaw Box Set is a must-read for fans of space operas, delivering a high-energy, character-driven experience set in a thrillingly vast universe.

[mike hodgson Carole Hodgson · Rating 5 out of 5]

I enjoyed this book but thought some of the action and amount of adversaries with no serious damage to the crew was a bit repetitive. The premise of the story was unique if a little implausible, accepting of space flight with all the other way out gadgets would blow most peoples mind. Some of the snarky comments were good. I thought the use of the AI robot was massively underused, even for planning purposes and he could probably have deduced who the baddies were after a bit of information gathering!! However it was an enjoyable read, the ending of book five did not go as the usual "anti hero walks away bruised but intact" so it still has some mileage as to how or who helps him out. Would recommend for an easy enjoyable read.

[Chris Optional · Rating 2 out of 5]

Three page long fight scenes left me bored. The hero is allegedly handsome, which is surprising considering the incredible amount of punishment his face takes. Yes, he's got nanobots but he didn't always have them. I forced myself to finish the first book (with a lot of page skimming and skipping)
but will not continue with the box set.

[Andy Gratton · Rating 5 out of 5]

Transfixed

This came up as a suggested read, I am glad that I chose to read it, I started reading and couldn't out it down,
Transfixed with the characters and their quirks.
I am waiting now for the next in line thoroughly recommend this series to those who enjoy a good Space Opera

[Gustaf Pettersson · Rating 1 out of 5]

Unintelligent

If you typically like sci-fi and if you are reasonably intelligent, this book series is not for you!
This is the affirmative action hire of the firm. Poorly written, virtually unedited, predictable.
Actually read the damn books on general principle, and regret doing so.

[Sophia Evans · Rating 5 out of 5]

This had all the elements I usually enjoy, but it didn’t quite hit the mark. The pacing was uneven, with some parts dragging while others felt rushed. The characters were interesting, but I struggled to connect with them on a deeper level. It was a decent read, but it left me wanting more substance.

[Marianna Keith · Rating 5 out of 5]

The concept was intriguing, and there were parts I thoroughly enjoyed, but overall it felt underdeveloped. The pacing was inconsistent, with a few slow chapters that were hard to get through. Some characters shone, while others felt like afterthoughts. It’s a decent read, but I expected a bit more polish.

[B A WHITFIELD · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great

I chose this rating because I started reading this story thinking it wouldn't be that good but found I couldn't put it down. You think for the money in my case 99 pence it wouldn't be that well written but it is and I will be getting next book when it comes out.

[William Bohley · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent! All five books we very fast paced and exciting.

Really good characters. Very likable or hateable. I am really glad there will be another book and am looking forward to reading it.

[Karen · Rating 5 out of 5]

good series to read straight through

Good series read it straight through...adventurous...friendships..loyalties tested and strengthened. Well written with real characters and funny dialogue....crime bosses and princesses

[Carol Darling · Rating 5 out of 5]

Power plays

Alien being visiting earth believing he can have anything he wants runs into a modern day Knight. Then the alien has the Knight abducted and spirited off to an alien prison. Then the story really gets interesting. Good read.

[Leanne Hardy · Rating 4 out of 5]

A good read for the most part enjoyed the humour in parts it does repeat a bit but not too bad I was a bit annoyed to get to the end to find out it has a book 6 that isn’t in this set and it has cost me way more to read that than this whole set!

[Sylvia Griffith · Rating 5 out of 5]

An incredible journey from start to finish! The author’s attention to detail is remarkable, and the way the story unfolds is simply brilliant. It’s a perfect blend of excitement, heart, and thought-provoking themes. Highly recommended.

[Rhonda Kenny · Rating 4 out of 5]

Addictive entertainment

Pulls no punches dialogue and great evolving characters. Plain fun to read. Looking forward to the next book coming in September.

[Mary · Rating 4 out of 5]

Spellbinding

I only have it 4 stars because it never gives any kind of an ending. The action part is a little overdone. The story line is intriguing but leaves ap

[Shelee Whitaker · Rating 4 out of 5]

Very good!

Ok so here goes nothing.great storyline. I like your heroes and the villains.so keep writing while you can because nothing will last forever.

[Jean · Rating 1 out of 5]

Not for the weak

I am sorry I worked hard to enjoy the book but the. Constant violence was to much .I won't bother with any more

[Duncan Farquhar · Rating 5 out of 5]

different!

I’ve never read anything quite like this series of books, not sure if I really enjoyed it but it was certainly compelling reading.
Give it a go!

[Gwinn Hall · Rating 4 out of 5]

Fun read!

Good likable character development, fast paced journey around the galaxy. Can’t wait to see how Oliver and Olivia come to the fore (hopefully) in the continuation.

[Alvin Powell · Rating 5 out of 5]

Brilliant

Loved this series. Kept me up late at night reading just that extra chapter. I will now get book 6!

[Carl Mozingo · Rating 5 out of 5]

fun read.

Wish it was a
Movie. Good characters and lots of action and well described scenery and ships in space. I enjoyed

[Philip Lightbear · Rating 4 out of 5]

Liked you people in the books and hoped it will be smooth sailing from here on.