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  • Privateer Tales, Book 18
  • By: Jamie McFarlane
  • Narrated by: Mikael Naramore
  • Length: 10 hrs and 9 mins
  • 4.8 out of 5 stars (11 ratings)
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By: Jamie McFarlane
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Summary

A critical food shortage. A colony under siege. Can he save his people before they’re extinguished from the galaxy?

Captain Liam Hoffen aims to expand Elea Station into a thriving community. But after an enemy armada attacks his struggling station, limited resources threaten the entire population. With no other options, Hoffen must abandon his people in search of supplies deep in marauder territory.

Barely surviving his first battle, the bold captain is forced to partner with a double-dealing pirate to navigate treacherous space. But his fears multiply, when he discovers the scarce provisions he needs demand trade with a once-defeated nemesis he swore never to trust.

Can Captain Hoffen return with life-giving rations before his station is annihilated?

Freebooter’s Hold is the 18th stand-alone book in the expansive Privateer Tales space opera saga. If you like cosmic twists and turns, cunning heroes, and impossible odds, you’ll love Jamie McFarlane’s gripping adventure.

Buy Freebooter’s Hold to undertake a risky intergalactic mission today!
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I lost track of the Privateer series for a while and when I popped back in to check, I was three books behind. So, I purchased them all and listened to the three books in four days. I will admit to some doubt on Book 16, but it was soon over when listening to Book 17, and Freebooter’s Hold was right up there.

This has been an enduring series, bringing new friends and old enemies and it is a series that I never get tired of tuning into.

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