The Space Between (50 page)

By Scott J Robinson

Tribes of the Hakahei: Part 2

Singing Other Worlds

With an enemy far worse
than the hurgon threatening Earth, Kim knows she needs help. She
needs help running her own ship,
The
Hakahei
, and she needs people who can fight
by their side. That means getting the Americans into space or
forming an alliance with the hurgon. Or, better still,
both.

But finding a crew in the middle of a war,
from planets spread around the galaxy, won’t be easy. Of course, it
would help if she knew what the hell she was doing. It would be
easier if she didn’t keep making things more difficult.

Tribes of the Hakahei: Part 3

When the Time Comes

Kim’s plans are starting to
come together (well, there wasn’t a lot of planning involved), but
as usual things start falling apart quicker than she can pull them
back together. When the crew of the
Hakahei
travel to the hurgon
homeworld they find themselves in the middle of a civil war that
could bring an end to everything they are fighting to
save.

Tribes of the Hakahei: Part 4

A Different Kind of Heaven

The hurgon might be aliens, but they are
just a different type of people, and Kim can see an end to the war
with them. But the Multeese are the real enemy, hanging over all
her plans like a battleship over a Combi van. She doesn’t know how
to beat them, but if she doesn’t work it out soon then all the
contracts and treaties in the world aren’t going to help.

And just when she thought she’s at least
bought herself some time, the multeese brings the fight to her. And
this time, there won’t be any running away.

The Last Great Hero
The Last Great
Hero

Rawk is one of the great Heroes. He has
travelled the world for forty years, hunting exotic creatures,
battling magic and fighting evil wherever he found it. But he has
been fighting mostly mundane battles since Prince Weaver outlawed
magic. And with no great deeds left to be done, Rawk is afraid
he’ll soon be the old man in the corner of the tavern, dreaming of
the good old days and telling tales for anyone who will buy him a
drink.

But when a huge wolden wolf is spied from
the walls of Katamood for the first time in a decade, Rawk is the
man the city looks to once more. He’ll save them. He always
has.

Rawk will fight to ensure the Age of Heroes
doesn’t slip away into history, but what if the good old days
aren’t quite as good as he remembers?

The
Brightest Light

Kade was once the up and coming star of The
Skyway Men, a ruthless criminal organization. Then he made one
mistake. The another. Then one too many. Lucky to be left alive, he
was banished to a backwoods skyland that flew the quietest
wind-lanes.

When he’s finally offered another chance
Kade can’t believe his luck.

But ten years working a smithy and fixing
crystal engines is a long time, and with a weapon like none other
up for grabs, the stakes are higher than ever.

In a world of death and
corruption, shady deals and dirty deeds Kade doesn't know who to
trust. He doesn't know who's on which side. He doesn't even know
which side
he's
on
any more.

All he knows is that in a world of kill or
be killed he suddenly isn’t sure which is the better option.

About the Author

Scott J. Robinson has been writing fantasy
and Science Fiction for as long as he can remember. He’s had short
stories and poetry published in various publications over the last
25 years.

When he isn’t writing,
Scott wastes too much time on Facebook
.
He also likes photography and
recently retired from a very mediocre cricket
career
.

Scott lives in Woodford, a small town near
Brisbane in Queensland, Australia with his wife and children.

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