Five Moons: Entangled: Book 3

Five Moons: Entangled has the full flavor and robust action of a guns blazing western, but the core of the story revolves around the alien mysteries of this ship and the Codex that the Anoza hid deep within its core. Evil men, human, conspired to have a starship destroyed to hide the evil they had done. They intended for its crew to disappear forever. In all of that chaos at the end of the war, the Anoza somehow found me. They chose me to save the Five Moons. I didn’t know any of that when I bought a ship that was never meant for sale. I didn’t know any of that when I first stepped foot upon its decks and changed everything… but I know it now. And save the Five Moons? Damned straight, I will.I am Dallas Blake, outworlder to the nines. By the end of the war, I had lost everything. I went to the Union Fleet space docks to buy a war surplus scout-class ship, to start my whole life over. The Five Moons was nothing I expected but everything I needed. And you know that crew they thought was lost and gone forever? Well, think again. Now the crew and I go wherever we are needed. Making a difference starts with us.Just because I am paranoid does not mean that people are not out to get me. Sarsen Tabbot sent her most fearsome killer ship, a Dark Star, to kill me and destroy my ships. That only makes my point. Mankind was cast into the outer darkness because of the evil in our hearts. So, as you can see, I have my work cut out for me.Through all of this, I was inexorably drawn into the Codex that the Anoza had hidden deep within the Five Moons. The Codex is Anoza quantum technology a million years more advanced than human, but where is it taking me? And why me?

From the Inside Flap

Evil men conspired to have a starship destroyed, to disappear its crewforever. But the anoza chose me to save the Five Moons. I didn't know any of that when I bought a ship that was never meant for sale. I didn'tknow when I first stepped foot upon its decks that I changedeverything... But I know it now. And save Five Moons? Damned straight Iwill.I am Dallas Blake, outworlder to the nines. By the end of thewar, I had lost everything. I bought the ship to start over. And you know that crew they thought was lost and gone forever? Well, think again.The crew and I go wherever we are needed. Making a difference starts with us.Mankind was cast into the outer darkness because of the evil inour hearts. So I have my work cut out for me. How about you? Would youlike to make a difference? But I have to warn you: The action neverstops for the crew of the Five Moons.

From the Back Cover

Evil men conspired to have a starship destroyed to hide the evil they had done. They intended for its crew to disappear for ever without a trace.They flew an unmarked ship into space docks and marked itfor destruction. They thought that was the end of it, but in all of thatchaos, the anoza found me. They chose me to save the Five Moons. I didn't know any of that when I bought a ship that was never meant for sale. Ididn't know any of that when I first stepped foot upon its decks andchanged everything ... But I know it now. And save the Five Moons? Damned straight I will.I am Dallas Blake, outworlder to the nines. Bythe end of the war, I had lost everything: my wife, my daughter, my whole family. The Mercenary Expeditionary Forces under Sarsen Tabbot leveledmy home world, so there was no place left for me to return. I was leftwith no other choice but to start my life over.So I went to the Union Fleet space docks to buy a war surplus scout-class ship. Instead, Iunknowingly bought the Tesseract. The ship was nothing I expected, buteverything I needed. And you know that crew they thought was lost andgone forever? Well, think again. Now my crew and I fly from world toworld, going wherever we are needed. Making a difference starts with us.If you ask the other intelligent species, they will tell you fast and quick that mankind was cast into the outer darkness because of the evil in our hearts. Just ask Captain Ravi Chandrakar, of the Union Cruiser StarJammer. I am sure he would agree with that. Especially after thatever-conniving gangster-turned-politician, Al Simmonds, brought thewhole region beyond the Seven Pillars back to the brink of war. CaptainChandrakar is still cleaning up that mess.Unfortunately, Al Simmondsis still out there onDaggan-7, conniving his next fiasco. And as forSarsen Tabbot? She would tell you herself, 'It ain't over till the fatlady sings.'So, as you can see, I have my work cut out for me.Howabout you? Can I talk you into putting on your recon armor, grabbingyour pulse-rifle, and joining us? Would you like to make a difference?But I do have to warn you: The action never stops for the crew of theFive Moons.

About the Author

This is a true story...I got into a discussion with my nephew.  He is such a fine, good lookin'young man.  I should call him Face.  Can you dig it?  I knew that youcould.  Anyway, Face says to me, "Uncle Bill you say that a lot." After I thought about it some, I wrote this.  Face, this is for you....I was thinking back to a time long ago... 1975... and I was watchingSaturday Night Live.  Can you dig it?  I knew that you could.  And Billy Crystal was doing a skit 'bout going to a little club in the Village to see an ole friend, an ole jazzman.  He went backstage after theyfinished their first set.  An' you know, the years had been hard on thejazzman but he was still giggin'.  Can you dig it?  He was still giggin' after all those years.  In fact, he told Billy that he didn't have anyteeth for a while, oh yeah, but even so, he was still out theregiggin'.  Can you dig it?  I knew that you could.  The house was emptybut, oh yeah, you know... that ole jazzman was gonna go out and do thatsecond set anyway.  Can you dig it?  That ole jazzman still had a firein his soul for the music after all those years.  Can you dig it?  Iknew that you could.I guess you had to be there, you know, an' see it for yourself.An' it got me thinking, oh yeah.  You know I am not so young anymore, forsure.  An' just as sure the years have been hard on me.  I may have allmy teeth, but parts of me don't work so good no more.  Can you dig it?  I knew that you could.  Even so, this ole wordman has never lost thefaith.  Hell, I just started another novel.  After all these years, Istill have a fire in my soul for the words.  Can you dig it?  I am thatjazzman.  I mean, can you dig it... me.  I knew that you could..Bill Parker  Copyright © 2016 All rights reserved.

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