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The Glory Game Books 1+2
This 123,000 word ebook includes Steele's Hammer and Steele's Demon Star, both of which have been previously published separately. All three books are available in Kindle Unlimited.
Damascus 'Mac The Knife' Steele is a former officer of the Hereditary Republic of Caledonia Navy. When he's hired by a former HRCN Vice-Admiral, with a reputation for recklessness, to command a mercenary Q-ship, his life gets much more interesting as he encounters pirates who are not what they seem to be and in Steele's Demon Star, he stumbles across a fantastic astronomic discovery that not only threatens to crush his ship but could also threaten the entire human race. This series combines space opera with exciting space battles. The third book in the series is expected to be published in October of 2019.
Damascus 'Mac The Knife' Steele is a former officer of the Hereditary Republic of Caledonia Navy. When he's hired by a former HRCN Vice-Admiral, with a reputation for recklessness, to command a mercenary Q-ship, his life gets much more interesting as he encounters pirates who are not what they seem to be and in Steele's Demon Star, he stumbles across a fantastic astronomic discovery that not only threatens to crush his ship but could also threaten the entire human race. This series combines space opera with exciting space battles. The third book in the series is expected to be published in October of 2019.
418 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 17, 2019
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March 4, 2021
I've always considered Wehr to be a great storyteller. His style and pacing allow the story to be told in action or intrigue-filled sequences, which keep the reader interested and involved until the end. The first two Glory Game novels are no exception to this and are excellent military SciFi full of believable technology, an enjoyable plot, and interesting characters.
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