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Patterns of Piracy

Tales of Shattering Worlds, Book 4

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Patterns of Piracy

By: C. D. Tavenor
Narrated by: Michael Westmoreland
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Once a pirate, always a pirate. Right?

Raith has flown with the Iron Dagger for quite a few years, but never before has he been placed in the crosshairs of one of their runs. After a heist gone wrong, Raith must use his synthetic piloting skills to outwit racers, traders, and a pirate king hell-bent on revenge.

And he can’t even trust his crew.

When the smoke settles, Raith’s fate hangs in the balance.

There's more than one way to shatter a world.

Patterns of Piracy is the final part of Tales of Shattering Worlds, four short stories included in Shattering Worlds: A Sci-fi and Fantasy Story Collection by C. D. Tavenor. Start your journey today!

©2020 C. D. Tavenor (P)2020 Two Doctors Media Collaborative LLC Adventure Anthologies & Short Stories Fiction Science Fiction Space Opera Space Pirate Short Story

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