Star Bridge: Space Rogue, #5

By Jay Toney

The fleet departs Space Station Hell to search for the star bridge. I take command of the fleet. Getting to the Hades system is Red's mission. Finding the star bridge and a new home for the people is mine. A new person joins my crew, a Keshian changeling named Nugget.

I have a growing attraction to the Carpacia's AI, and she is attracted to me. Persephone, is not just a computer-generated personality. Both of us will discover her true nature.

I've promised Nugget adventure. He is going to get more than his share of it aboard my ship. While the fleet is en route to the Antares star system, we will discover derelict spaceships. I haven't learned my lesson. The temptation to board and salvage a few of these vessels to grow the fleet is too great. While exploring the spaceships, their guardians return.

I rescue a princess from Gorian slavers. She needs my help to save her planet. In exchange, she offers me a reward that she cannot pay.

The fleet enters a star system with a world populated with cyborgs. They are attracted to the neurochip implanted in me. They think I am a malfunctioning cyborg and take me from my ship to repair me. My life will never be the same again.

I will have these and other adventures before finding the star bridge.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Jay Toney
• Release date: Dec 26, 2018
• ISBN: 9781386755265

Jay Toney

I got hooked on reading early in life, reading nearly everything I could get my hands on including the Encyclopedia Britannica. As well as being an avid reader I enjoyed bicycling, skateboarding, fishing, and building models and puzzles. As far back as I can remember, I loved anything to do with aircraft. I joined the USAF as an aircraft mechanic working on the F-4, T-38, F-117. and the F-16. A knee injury stopped me from working on aircraft. My knee couldn't support me on the odd angles and slick surfaces anylonger. While in the USAF I attended college. My second love was tormenting my English teacher. I found out she had a fear of death, then she was at my mercy. Anything she said not to do I did just to show her I could. Every essay or theme I wrote dealt with the topic of death, from a first person perspective of a person under going an autopsy, being buried alive, and rising from the grave. She was glad when I graduated. Some authors who inspired me are Robert Heinlein, Harry Harrison, Alan Dean Foster, Piers Anthony, and much more.