Project Eleutheria: The Singularity Wars by Paige Daniels


Project Eleutheria: The Singularity Wars
Title : Project Eleutheria: The Singularity Wars
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ISBN : -
Format Type : Kindle Edition
Number of Pages : 300
Publication : Published September 23, 2019

Lyvia Bax-Dupree just wants to do her job as independent intergalactic transporter and maybe have enough money for a beer left over at the end of a run. But her ship is on its last leg, one of the Keeper’s goons just stole her last drone, and her best friend, Heidi, an android, is in dire need of repairs. So when a customer offers a fare that seems too good to be true, she has no choice but go against her instincts, and accept it.Lyvia soon finds that completing this job is the least of her worries and she must reconnect with her estranged husband and her outlaw parents if she wants to survive. But enduring her family, might prove to be more challenging than living through the biggest conspiracy the galaxy has seen.

Project Eleutheria: The Singularity Wars Reviews

  • Bradon Jurn

    Project Eleutheria is an enthralling Sci-Fi adventure that fires on all cylinders, with a uniquely constructed universe and well developed characters.

    We follow the exploits of independent intergalactic transporter, Lyvia-Bax Dupree and her trusty freighter, Niner Alpha Luna. Captain Dupree, along with her robotic companion Heidi, traverse worm holes, ice planets, and old dilapidated space stations.

    After a run of bad luck they decide to take on a suspicious cargo that turns out to be more than they bargained for. Lyvia is soon reunited with her estranged husband-a man with unique abilities-and they must put their troubled past aside to elude sadistic bounty hunters and find their kidnapped Heidi.

    Author Paige Daniels does an exemplary job galaxy building a very lived-in universe filled with corporate-ish "Keeper Factions"-that control various wormhole transit stations-and a their opposition: the Separatists.

    Gifted humans know as the Blessed are being experimented on by the Separatists for precarious reasons-prompting Captain Dupree and crew to try and expose the atrocities.

    We eventually meet up with Lyvia's biological mother, Kira, a career minded transporter, and her biological father, Hannibal, ex-"paladin" mercenary. The family dynamic is so well established, and their ribbing so relatable, you'll feel like you're at a dysfunctional family reunion!

    I admire the author's ability to write characters who are funny, quirky, traumatized, and down right 'real' within a sci-fi setting.

    This is especially evident in the relationship between Lyvia and her bot, Heidi, who is both companion and mentor for this down-on-her-luck freighter captain. Their banter and kinship keep things light when the narrative gets heavy.

    We learn a little more about Lyvia-Bax Dupree-along with the universe she traverses-with each new character that is introduced. This made me more invested as a reader and made the book a page turner as it progressed.

    'Eleutheria' also has it's fair share of two-fisted action and suspense. There are some particularly grueling sequences of traversing wormholes and evading Guild mercenaries that will have you on the edge of your seat!

    Overall, I was very impressed with Project Eleutheria. It's a satisfying space western with a well established universe and likeable characters. I look forward to learning more about some of these characters in book two of The Singularity Wars: In The Service of the Guild.