First Strike: Rebellion Begins

By J. T. Skye

Deal Ends: Sat 14th November

A billion-credit bounty. One human. They didn't send nearly enough warships.Derek Hamilton, hero of the Warrior Series, returns . . .Derek doesn't think of himself as a hero. He's a battle-hardened Marine from Earth who wants nothing more than to run cargo between the stars.The alien warlords who rule the galaxy have other plans. They've put a billion credits on his head, and suddenly every soldier, starship owner and bounty hunter with a gun wants a piece of him. They all think one human will be easy money.They're about to learn otherwise.Derek has no use for the arrogant elite who signed his death warrant, and he isn't going to run. With an elite crew at his back, advanced weapons at his command and a Marine's instinct for strategy and tactics, Captain Hamilton takes the fight straight to their fleet and makes them pay for every ship they send.The rebellion starts here.First Strike is Book 1 of J.T. Skye's Galactic Rebels series. If you love edge-of-your-seat military science fiction and a human captain who refuses to back down, start the series today.Here’s what readers say:5 Stars – “Looking forward to the next book. I liked the way the writing flowed, and how I could see the events happening, this was a great Sci Fi read.”5 Stars - “Classic Science Fiction. Well written and plotted with fully developed characters and nonstop action. Definitely a series worth following, and a prequel might be welcome.”4 Stars – “A quick and enjoyable read. Light military space opera.”4 Stars – “A strong beginning. A well crafted story line and character development good enough to provide background even if the previous series has not been read. Solid action scenes, tempered by introspection and some soul searching. Resolution is provided for most story threads with a continuation of the primary story arc. Ends on a promise for more with a lean into the next installment.”4 Stars – “Exciting and a fun read. Good characters studies and well written. It would have been nice to have a better back story for our hero.”