
Letters of Marque
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Peter Avedon

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In the chaotic heart of the Helios Rift, where swirling radiation fronts and gravitational anomalies make every journey a gamble, Commander Elara Voss and the crew of the privateer vessel Corsair face their first mission after Elara's conditional pardon from a court-martial that ended her military career.
What begins as a straightforward assignment to intercept a vessel smuggling weapons to insurgents quickly evolves into a complex ethical dilemma when Elara discovers the target is carrying political refugees fleeing cultural persecution. As the Corsair navigates deadly radiation zones and unpredictable gravitational distortions, the newly-formed crew must rely on their specialized talents: Soren's savant-like navigation abilities, Kara's tactical expertise, and Nyx's intuitive engineering adaptations.
When a pursuing Hegemony cruiser forces them into the notorious Kelvin's Passage, Elara discovers connections between the refugees' flight and broader political schemes orchestrated by Admiral Thorn. With time running out and systems failing in the hazardous environment, each decision tests the boundaries between military discipline and moral integrity that define her new command.
The contested Helios Rift holds political refugees caught between the oppressive control of the Hegemony and the strategic interests of the Coalition. But in space where official narratives distort like light through radiation fields, some missions conceal objectives that powerful factions will kill to advance.
Elara must balance her conditional pardon against her principles to navigate between Coalition and Hegemony agendas, while forging a disparate crew united only by their shared status as outcasts seeking redemption.