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Synopsis:
"Liam Kidd was a freelancer for Vesta Corporation, Earth's largest and most corrupt asteroid mining company. Through a series of events he finds himself working the mines, a fate worse than death. When an opportunity presents itself, he and two other miners escape through a nearby wormhole. They find themselves across the galaxy in the middle of a conflict between three alien species. Liam's only chance of getting home lies in finding a device rumored to be capable of opening a singularity. Now, he and his crew must face the horrors of war to return to their own system, a challenge that might prove deadly."
"Liam Kidd was a freelancer for Vesta Corporation, Earth's largest and most corrupt asteroid mining company. Through a series of events he finds himself working the mines, a fate worse than death. When an opportunity presents itself, he and two other miners escape through a nearby wormhole. They find themselves across the galaxy in the middle of a conflict between three alien species. Liam's only chance of getting home lies in finding a device rumored to be capable of opening a singularity. Now, he and his crew must face the horrors of war to return to their own system, a challenge that might prove deadly."
Interview with the Author:
Q - What sets The Corsair Uprising Series apart from the other science fiction series' out there?
A - The Corsair Uprising Series is really a mix of genres told at a lightning-fast pace that will keep readers entertained. There are faint elements of steampunk, though, without giving anything away, it's related to various alien races rather than 19th century Earth. At its core, The Corsair Uprising is a space opera. I've heard readers describe the series as Star Wars meets Firefly and I don't think they'd be wrong. I was definitely influenced by big screen romps as well as small-screen gems that were cancelled too soon.
Q - Why should I give the series a try?
A - The series is very fast-paced with twists that get more complex and potentially shocking as it progresses. Fans of classic sci-fi will enjoy the relatively shorter novels (about 200-250 pages) and an increased release rate. I've been on pace to release multiple novels in the series a year and each book adds a new dynamic that will make the reader hungry for more.
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