30 episodes
Owner's Share Realm
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- Fiction
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4.9 • 168 Ratings
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A Trader's Tale from the Golden Age of the Solar Clipper: Book 6
Everything in the universe comes with a price.
When Diurnia Salvage and Transport undergoes a change in management, Captain Ishmael Horatio Wang finds himself adrift in a sea of red ink, and intrigue. He dives in only to find that he is over his head in a universe where cut-throat competition takes on an all new meaning. What tragic price will Captain Wang pay for his Owner's Share?
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Episode 01
Ishmael gets into trouble with a member of his crew and a tragedy strikes Diurnia Salvage and Transport. (Chap 1 & 2)
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Episode 02
- Ishmael looks over a new ship and the crew learns more about what might be in store. (Chap 3 & 4)
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Episode 03
- An accountant visits the ship and offers Ishmael some insight. While Ms. Thomas goes ashore, Ishmael is left wondering just what his new life will look like. (Chap 5, 6, 7)
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Episode 04
- Chief Gerheart and Ishmael survey a ship and uncertainty grows as the situation unfolds. (Chap 8, 9)
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Episode 05
- The waiting ends and the crew learns some of the secrets. (Chap 10, 11)
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Episode 06
- One of the crew surprises Ishmael when Ms. Thomas's intuition proves true. Ishmael meets Christine Maloney. (Chap 12, 13)
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Customer Reviews
I love this series!
I started with quarter-share and worked my way through Ishmael Horatio Wong’s career. Fascinating and completely engaging. It’s mostly lacking the big adventures of Star Trek and Star Wars and brings us into the lives of people trying to get along on ships for long journeys.
Almost Crying
Sad because it’s over, but more that the story weaves in and out and I’m left looking out a window wondering about life. Fantastic story (all six), Nathan’s writing (ability to connect), and his reading as if he’s sitting next to me leaves me almost crying.
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