A wonderful story!!! (Praise for Book 1)
This is a terrific sci fi novel. The characters are well imagined and fleshed out. The plot is rather unique and full of both action and emotions. D D Hart has hit a homerun with this one and I can hardly wait for the sequel.
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Goes farther than I expected (Praise for Book 2 - Concluding the series)
Worth coming back for the second book. Solves issues in Hvar and then moves on to much wider terrain. Great battles and bold ideas.
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Man thought himself alone in the universe – he was wrong.

Now, halfway across the galaxy, he finds a human enclave – yet how is that possible?

It is not. It can not be. Humanity emerged on earth. We climbed and fought our way out of the primordial slime. There cannot be another "us" – can there?

The damaged starship Cochise is forced down on the planet it was about to survey for colonization, plunging the crew into a world that appears locked in an earth-like Middle-Ages and a first contact crisis.

Sucked into violence, passion, intrigue and a brutal war that threatens to trap the crew forever, with their tech resources used or stripped away they must break every first contact rule to survive. Demons, super warriors, prophecy, treachery and death awaits as they stumble across the true origins of mankind.

This knowledge, this one truth must return home, must get to Earth - no matter what the cost.

Planetfall is the first instalment in The Origins Saga, which concludes in Redemption Wars. If you like exciting space opera, crammed with action, space exploration, alien technology, mystery and the clash of cultures, then you will love this complete, epic, world-building space adventure, that spans the known galaxy, uncovering the deepest of secrets buried in time.

Download your copy now to unravel the secret origins of humanity.
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They say the only guarantees in life are death and taxes, but they forget crime.

Not Space Station Frontera’s Marshal Kalandri, though. Crime is her business. And on Frontera, a port truly on the frontier of inhabited space? Well, job security is never a worry.

When a station-wide power outage enables a brazen heist, Kalandri is tasked with finding the culprits and retrieving the stolen goods. She knows just who is behind it, too.

Dani “Dusty” Agincourt: the beautiful underworld queen who always seems to be one step ahead of the law.
Proving it is going another thing altogether, though – because Dusty has covered her tracks, and covered them well.

When the privateer ship Black Flag pulls into port with the parts needed to fix the power system – and an unexpected stowaway – things go from bad to worse. Because that’s when the killings start.

To stop a ruthless assassin, the lawwoman and the underworld queen are going to have to strike a truce. It’s a risky business, and Kalandri knows she’ll regret it.

If she lives that long, anyway.

Space Station Frontera is an all-new space opera series in the Black Flag world. It features new characters and new adventures, and can be read independently of the Black Flag series.
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Being a bounty hunter in the wastelands isn't easy, and it's about to get a lot harder.

The world went down the crapper a long time ago. Now, ten years after the revolution, things are worse than ever. With no government, corrupt factions have come forth to stake claim to the territories. The bounty hunters' guild is the closest thing to law enforcement in the lawless wastelands. But when bounty hunters become the hunted, any semblance of peace crumbles. We need a gunfighter who isn't afraid to stand against impossible odds. The problem is that all the heroes died in the revolution… which means we'll have to settle for "Havoc" Joe Ballast.

Ballast is no stranger to bad luck, but when the sinister Sloan brothers corner him, they'll soon learn that you should never underestimate the Bounty Hunter.