Captain

By Nellie Cross

Captain Rooney is a fugitive from justice — having disobeyed a direct order, an act that was all for naught as the order was still carried out. When he is finally about to be caught, he, in desperation, enters the Great Void in space. No one ever comes out of the Void.

And yet, Rooney comes out of the Void, to a universe vastly different from the one he once occupied. He meets Cita, an alluring woman who becomes the pilot of his ship. One job leads to an encounter that they both will not forget.

• Language: English
• Publisher: AmorBooks.com
• Release date: Jan 24, 2022
• ISBN: 9781005080341

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Captain

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Nellie Cross

Copyright 2022 Nellie Cross

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Disclaimer: The material in this book is for mature audiences only and contains graphic sexual content and is intended for those over the age of 18 only.

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August 23, 4567

Either I’ve been alone to long, or I could swear that I hear footsteps. Captain Rooney Smith said this to no one in particular, as his quarters were empty. He stared up at the worn ceiling. Nope, I heard it again. He sat up with a start, and grabbed his gun, military issue, chrome plated. He moved along the torn up floors toward the bridge of the ship- the ancient USS Commodore, built in the 22nd Century.

He pressed a button and the door to the ship came down, and he stepped outside into a barren wasteland devoid of any life whatsoever. This used to be the vibrant city of Rio de Janeiro, laid to ruins by years of war and conquest.

Rooney stood on a hard metal plate, one of many that dot the landscape as a means of preventing life from thriving here. That’s the reason he could hear footsteps, that’s the reason that there shouldn’t be any footsteps. He looked around but didn’t see anything except for his decrepit ship, modeled in the same style as the spaceships of the 20th- 34th Centuries, before man had discovered faster than light space travel.

It was from there- 3456 to be precise, that the two superpowers of the world, their names long since forgotten to history, combined and started their campaign of global, then intergalactic, conquest. As it stood, the Earth-based government controlled 3 galaxies, 32 planets and well over 340 billion people. There were no sovereign nations or planets left. Everything was controlled with an iron fist from one central location on Earth.

Rooney looked all around, but could not see anything. Attributing it to his paranoia of being caught, he got back onto the