Gangster Buys A Galaxy
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  • Reads 1,207
  • Votes 191
  • Parts 41
  • Time 8h 4m
Complete, First published Aug 11, 2024
Martha started with nothing-alone, underestimated, and driven by a fierce determination to survive. But in a galaxy ruled by those who wield power over whole solar systems, she saw an opportunity. Through cunning, ambition, and a willingness to take risks no one else would, Martha transforms herself from an outcast to the most powerful figure in the Galaxy. As she builds an empire that spans the stars, Martha faces enemies both seen and unseen, and learns that the true challenge isn't just gaining control-it's keeping it.
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