The Unworthy: Book Three in The Milky Way Repo Series

Dive in and buckle up, nothing is as it seems…In a galaxy controlled by powerful corporations and crooked government officials, captain Nathan Teller and his crew struggle to keep their starship repo business afloat.Faced with escalating debt and their starship on lockdown, Nathan and the crew reluctantly accept a dubious repo job that sends them on a thrilling chase through the cosmos.As old enemies lurk, and new threats become apparent, they must overcome their biggest adversary yet - an enigmatic CEO with a nefarious plan and a dangerous secret that could spell disaster for Nathan, the crew, and every single blue-collar worker besieged by class warfare, income inequality, and the lengths that people will go to achieve their goals."The Unworthy" blurs the line between man and monster, right and wrong, in a heart-stopping adventure that plunges the crew into a relentless race against time, through alien landscapes and shady spaceports.If you love gripping stories packed with suspense, intrigue, and high-stakes space adventures; if you're fascinated by the exploration of moral dilemmas amidst the struggle for survival; if you relish the thrill of daring exploits in uncharted territories, then "The Unworthy" is a journey you can't afford to miss.Dive in and buckle up, because in this riveting universe, nothing is as it seems, and the unworthy may just be the ones to change the cosmos.The galactic rebellion of the common man has begun. Will you join the fight?Reviews:"Michael Prelee has been one of my favorite authors to watch grow at Edge Sci-Fi & Fantasy publishing house for quite a while now. Each book gets better than the last and his latest book is no exception. If you haven’t read his Milky Way Repo series, I highly recommend you do so. It’s sort of a gritty, blue-collar space opera that is not only fun, but relatable and absolutely perfect for any Firefly fan who has been left wanting more." --Jack Castle, Amazon Bestselling Author"Michael Prelee’s The Unworthy is more than fun. The sci-fi noir sucks you in with coffee-soaked, regular folk trying to get ahead. So go ahead, enjoy it for the intrigue and action alone. Or scratch a little deeper, for a frightening look where the rift between labor and capital could be headed." -- Michael Martineck[AMZ-e-20230819] Read more