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Exodus
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January 21st 2180. They arrived two months ago from the dark space between star systems. They were tenacious and unstoppable in their advance, the Earth Federation scrambled the Navy and the Enforcer Corps to no avail. Facing extinction, a desperate attempt to save the Human race was created. The Pioneer vessels. Massive colony ships will be built and sent in different directions, but before Humanity can be saved, the Earth Federation and her navy must hold out until the construction of Humanity's lifeboats can be finished. Follow the story of Jason Cross and Captain Kathrine Aimes, a pilot and Enforcer in Humanity's darkest hour. This is book 1 of the Pioneer Universe series.
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In a distant future where humanity has abandoned Earth in favor of colonizing the entire universe, the dangerous job of piloting ships has been delegated to androids. When one of those pilots goes on a murderous rampage, it's set to be decommissioned by the Magnus-Barlowe corporation. Unfortunately, this AI is self-aware, and the engineer is an idiot. A scientist staging a prison break steals both a ship and the android to be its pilot, hoping to escape the claws of capitalism. An opportunity to do just that is presented when the mismatched crew is presented with a task: rescue the kidnapped daughter of a black-market salesman and be granted safe passage to a planet without a single MBC colony to bother them. Even though making deals with thieves is generally regarded as a bad idea, there doesn't really seem to be a choice for these wayward souls. With a crew made up of human and synthetic criminals, getting one measly kid from a space station full of scientists can't be too hard. Right? on hiatus

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