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Salvager (EBOOK)

Salvager (EBOOK)

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EBOOK. When galactic forces go to war, someone has to clean up afterward, even if there are still shots being fired.

Bameron Kold has never known anything but life in Yorp, a city ruined by centuries of war. When a pilot from the galactic empire crash lands in his zone, saving her life comes at a personal cost. His closest companion is a construction robot with too much artificial intelligence to go unnoticed.

Now, he must earn the pilot’s trust in the hope that she won’t turn him and his robot into the space fleet authorities.

When he thinks everything is going wrong, it all gets so much worse.

Fans of military science fiction, mechanized warfare, and post-apocalyptic settings will love Salvager. Check out this exciting introduction to the Tall Boys universe today.

 

🚩Five Star reviews for Salvager:

5.0 out of 5 stars - A refreshingly fun read
My first book by Scott Moon and it looks like he's one to follow. Good character building and a new take on the genre.

5.0 out of 5 stars - So good
Wow, this is a gem. Love the characters and can't wait for more. This is my first time reading this author, and I am thoroughly impressed! Total page turner from start to finish.

5.0 out of 5 stars - Very enjoyable
Enjoyed reading this book. Good characters and situations found myself absorbed in the characters’ lives. I am ready to read the next books in this series.

5.0 out of 5 stars - You gotta have Heart
It seems like a simple story. But Scott Moon adds a depth of meaning to our main character. And this elevates everyone he comes in contact with.

5.0 out of 5 stars - dystopian fun at it’s best
When I run across a creative take on a common genre, with strong characters and humor - and add to that an author who blends it all together seamlessly, I settle in for a really good read and thank my lucky stars for such a treasure!

5.0 out of 5 stars - Super interesting start
This is a great start to what looks like a great series already due for release. The character development is pretty good for finding their footing start. I really hope that the rest of his books are as well rounded as this first chapter.

5.0 out of 5 stars - good read
Really enjoyed this book and hope there is a sequel soon. Look forward to reading more books in this universe.

5.0 out of 5 stars - Enjoyable.
The storyline and writing were well done. It will be interesting to see how it unfolds in the next books.

5.0 out of 5 stars - This is new and different in a good way
Read this story for a unique story line that starts at a run and slides home in a surprising ending.

5.0 out of 5 stars - Great start
I'm looking forward to the next book. Only lament is it was a fast read. Hoping the next picks up and runs like this one did

5.0 out of 5 stars - what an incredible world!,
I have to say that the experience of getting into Yorp and the different factions was exhilarating. Bam and his almost constant snark got a little tired until right at the end. Excellent.

5.0 out of 5 stars - A clever take on a well traveled path.
This is a good book and the characters are enjoyable but while not a cliffhanger leaves the end of the book wide open for the next one.

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About the Author

Scott Moon is the co-author of the bestselling Homeworld Lost, The Last Reaper, Terran Strike Marines, and Darklanding series. His solo works include Blue Sun Armada, Invasion Day, the Chronicles of Kin Roland, and more. As a lifelong fan of reading and a chronic daydreamer, he has retired from twenty-six years of public service to make his own schedule, indulge his imagination, and pursue a variety of hobbies. He’s an 80s kid who survived to (relative) maturity and it shows.