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Author Thomas DePrima has generously offered to send an electronic copy of his book "A Galaxy Unknown" to each donor who donates $5.00 or more to Ashley's Liver Transplant fund. You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to open the book. If you don't have Adobe Acrobat Reader you can download it free by clicking here. If you would like to donate to Ashley's fund and receive your free copy of Mr. DePrima's book, please send an email to loveashley@loveforashley.com. Once we receive your donation, you will receive an email address to claim your electronic copy of "A Galaxy Unknown."

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It's 2267! Interstellar space is infested with pirates, slavers, and scum of every ilk! In a futile endeavor to curtail lawlessness and provide safety for the greatest number of galactic citizens, Space Command has committed its full resources to the task, but the misapplication of military might has allowed criminal elements to grow immensely powerful.

A life-pod containing a young ensign, missed by rescuers following a shipboard explosion a decade earlier, is discovered adrift in deep space. Awakened from a long stasis sleep, Jenetta Carver finds the current situation horrific. But before she can rejoin SC, she's captured by pirates. At first she fears for her life, but when she's indelibly marked as a pleasure slave, she gets mad; fighting mad. And when they tamper with her DNA to make her appear sexier, she gets even madder; killing mad.

Can a petite blonde, cutoff from command and operating on her own, create more mayhem among the criminal elements than a full decade of SC effort?

Thank you for your support and happy reading.

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