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A Trader's Tale from the Golden Age of the Solar Clipper: Book 3 The Lois McKendrick runs headlong into trouble when a routine in-system transit goes bad. Ishmael and the rest of the crew must scramble to figure out what went wrong and how to fix it in order to keep the ship alive. Learn more about the officers and crew of the Lois McKendrick as they struggle to keep their ship and discover how Ishmael finds out how wrong he's been about what it means to be a spacer in this latest Trader's Tale.This is the third book in the series.
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4.8 stars from 206 ratings
Great
Story style is back to the amazing book 1!
Toimu via Apple Podcasts · Germany · 07/14/19
Even better
This third book in the series actually has a couple exciting points in it. They are quickly and easily resolved, but this is still a really fun saga to listen to.
Klfghjkkgcx via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 06/29/17
This is a review of the series up until Captain's Share. Thus giving you a better idea on why you should perhaps invest your time in it. As opposed to just giving you impressions on the first: This is a story about NOT Captain Kirk, or Picard, or Sisco, or Archer, or...Instead, continuing the...Read full review »
ldvivier via Apple Podcasts · South Africa · 06/22/17
Recent Episodes
-In this episode: Lois finally finishes with Ishmael and he leaves the ship. Ishmael pays one last visit to Henri Roubaille and says good-bye to Bev and Bril. Pip and Ishmael embark on the Bad Penny and get underway for Port Newmar. [Caution: PG-13 episode] (Chapter 3
Published 09/26/07
Published 09/26/07
-In this episode: Ishmael works on the astrogation systems and earns a final rating. Ishmael and Pip begin a final all out attempt to earn as much as possible. (Chapter 29, 30)
Published 09/25/07
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