Space Pirates

The Year 2330. Humanity left Earth lifetimes ago. But they never left the war. On the planet of Ohar, a vanguard team of Cossacks has vanished. Subspace communication went dead immediately after planetfall. And men like them do not go down without a fight. Sotnyk Chub leads his squad into the unknown on a rescue mission. To bring back their brothers. And to retrieve their Khoruhva. For to lose the banner is to lose all honor. Ohar greets them with a chilling silence. Someone knew their drop coordinates. Someone was waiting. And someone will stop at nothing to ensure they never leave this world alive. They do not yet know that the war against them has already begun. And it started long before their boots hit the ground. But there are things a Cossack never leaves behind. Even if the price m

Enough! Basta! I absolutely refuse to keep saving worlds for nothing but a “thank you”! If it’s really that urgent, then let’s draw up a proper contract—and sign it in blood. Someone’s blood! What, the world has perished, and now I must set off into the past, jumping from one native body to another? And if I don’t make it in time, I’ll perish together with Koschei the Deathless? With no guarantees at all?! Why did I ever get myself into this?!

Anne grew up among pirates, under the watchful eye of her foster brothers, a free, proud girl. Space vagabonds are a desperate people and the only thing they despise is the soldiers of the Empire. But how can she tell her brothers that due to a ridiculous mistake she became the wife of an officer of the Empire they hate? How do you deal with a bossy ex-boyfriend and a current boyfriend who doesn't even realize what he's gotten himself into? How to prevent them from finding out about each other's existence and, most importantly, how to force yourself not to think about the prophecy of the creepy monk?