Bøger af Marjorie King

"Ten years have passed since the attack on IAS, and it's graduation day for Alex. That's right, he's nineteen and ready to take on the galaxy... if only Knox would trust him. Knox secretly plans to meet with Dr. Amalie Mallet, IAS's predictor. She's foreseen catastrophe is coming, and Knox needs to prepare to keep his family safe. But he doesn't allow any of the crew to join the meeting in order to "protect Alex." The only person risking his life will be Knox and Knox alone. But Knox doesn't know that Alex has eavesdropped on the meeting. When Knox decides to risk his life without asking for help, Alex knows. And Alex is making plans of his own."--Back cover.

Knox protects his own. Even if it costs his life.Space is a deadly business, and Knox knows this first hand. That's why he's so protective of his family, his ship, and his clients. He's lost enough already, and he has the scars to prove it.But then pirates target a town that Knox loves. They kidnap the town's children and sell them into slavery. Knox knows they'll be back for more and he won't let it happen again. The town needs shields and he'll get them, even if he has to steal them.Knox devises a carefully crafted plan and hires the perfect crew. He'll "borrow" from Caravan Suppliers--the Goliath of space shipping--a company that can afford to lose a shield generator or two. No one will know he was there.But Caravan Suppliers has a dirty slave habit, and they'll kill to it keep secret. When Knox stumbles onto it, he endangers his crew and his family. Will this operation cost Knox more than he's willing to pay?From debut author Marjorie King, Maverick Gambit is the first book in the Maverick series. With a layered galaxy full of rich characters and thrilling heists, it's perfect for fans of JN Chaney and Timothy Zahn. Scroll up and get your copy today!

This book is a chronicle of a bicultural woman, Ida Pruitt, who was born in the 19th century of American missionaries, raised in a small Chinese village and lived in her adopted country for fifty years. She brought an almost unique perspective to her oral history, A Daughter of Han: The Autobiography of a Chinese Working Woman.