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Systems-three hundred dreadnoughts that had once crushed alien armada after
General of the Star Alliance, known across co
frontiers for over a decade. Yet she hadn't fall
ad crippled her flagship's reactor shields d
haic, Justine. The new empire belongs to those willing to pull the trigger.' Her loyal vanguard had sacrif
m. As the glass pulverized into diamond dust, Justine didn't weep or plead
as, I will crawl out of its f
me the
rless vacuum of space vanished, replaced violently
ged in a lungful of air reeking of rancid gar
onto her side, expecting the rigid chassis of her combat e
ds through the murky
turbingly soft. Chipped pink poli
she had earned across thirty planetary campaigns. She touched her collarbone; the jagged scar from a
vessel. This
. A violent cascade of memories collided with her military
o early 21st-century Earth. The body belonged to a twenty-
this Justine was the ultimate domestic casualty-a naive,
istic tech founder who used her family's wealth while treating her like dirt. Worse, she lived under the thumb of her stepmother, Dar
VIP club booth, smiling sweet as honey. 'Drink it, big sister. It will make your headache go away.' Once the drug paralyzed
om the overdose. And the Suprem
beauty woke up early," a coarse, g
f the alley, blocking the only exit agains
d leather jacket, pulled a flick-knife from his pleader licked his cracked lips, stepping thr
curl into a ball and weep. But beneath the fragile flesh bu
brick wall. She tilted her chin, her eyes narro
d, her voice dropping into an icy cadence that cut through the pouring rain. "O
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