After deactivating Parallax and restoring access to Earth, Deadeye and the Redshift Runners have become the most infamous pirates in the Orion Spur.
Yet the old order has its hands full with Dying Suns, a political movement calling for a return to Earth—while leaving the barren, ‘dying’ worlds they were forced to colonize. Miners, farmers, and other settlers petition the Runners to fly them to humanity’s birthplace.
This upsets corporations and nobles who profited from such exploitation, and Deadeye undertakes the deadliest missions he’s ever flown to save the frustrated masses. But Talon, his beloved captain, has her own vendetta against the nobles, and Deadeye must face his past—and hers—if they are to survive.
Tony is represented by Ethan Ellenberg of the Ethan Ellenberg Literary Agency. His interests include progressive thinking, transhumanism, and planetary exploration. He resides in rural southwest Virginia with a wonderful view of New River. Find out more at www.tonypeak.net
I really like this one. The action and character arcs are good, and the plot is satisfying. The editing issues from last book are gone which makes it much nicer to read.
Talon, Deadeye and what's left of their group succeeded in opening the Ross Boundary to Earth and now many of the indentured colonists, slaves, homesteaders and miners are trying to make a run for Earth. The 'Pirate' groups are doing all they can to free people and help them but MEC is not at all happy about it.
Talon reveals a secret she has been keeping from the group and it may be part of the reason they find themselves on the MEC most wanted list. When the MEC destroy a station without warning just because they think Talon et al are on it the game changes.
A dam good read, I had a hard time to start reading but that's reading three books at once but even so still wanted to read it just wanted to read the other books also. Give it a read I am sure you will enjoy it.