Publisher's Synopsis
Craing Dominion, Book 5 of the best-selling Scrapyard Ship series. Truly dark times have come to the Allied forces, the crew of The Lilly, and Earth- we knew they were coming but nothing will have prepared you for this ...With the introduction of Craing commander Ot-Mul, there's a new standard for evil that will not only shape the rest of this series, but Science Fiction literature as a whole. Join Captain Jason Reynolds as he ventures into the proverbial lion's den in a last-ditch effort to even the playing field with the Craing - an empire that has embarked on a pursuit that will guarantee their de facto dominance for millennia to come.
Reviews: ENJOYEDCraing Dominion, Book 5 of the Scrapyard Ship series is amazing and fun to read. It made me sorry the book was ending. I tried to read slower and then kept reading taste cause I just to know. I know it's a series and sometimes hard to get your thoughts rolling is it possible to make it longer. I know you're doing your best and that's just a suggestion. Still love your stories. They make me feel like I'm in the book with you. Keep up the good work. THANKS, Debbie More fast-paced action and blown apart spaceships for the lovers of all things that go boom.
Captain Jason Reynolds and his team continue their military science fiction adventures into staving off total devastation of all intelligent species' planets. Against all odds, the crew of mismatched critters fights to save the universe from craing domination. If that's not bad enough, Stall's the bad guy from the previous book is back and ready to wreck Jason's life.- Kendrick Knight Action Adventure Space Opera at its best
Can't put it down until done than waiting for the next one. This makes it a love hate relationship.- mchipguru Craing Dominion / Amazing Adventure Military Syfy
Good read but thought it ended too soon. Seemed shorter than the previous books. I enjoy this series very much but wish the books were longer. Great character development.- Milt Crutchley Scrapyard Ship series
An excellent continuation of the scrapyard ship series. Was really disappointed when it ended and I am now looking forward to the next book: The Great Space.- Amazon Customer Hooyaa
Great space opera military science fiction! I continue to be amazed at just how bad things can turn when you mix humans and greys.- David Campbell Steeling Some Ships!
If you remember the end of the previous book, Captain Jason Reynolds and some of his crew had gone down to Earth to try and terminate a number of satellites planted by the Caldurian Granger in his escape. These satellites are set to change Earth into different time dimensions existing all over Earth. He and his crew successfully destroyed all the satellites before they could have returned Earth permanently back 100 years into the past. Now, with that problem solved, Captain Reynolds must now go after the Craing before they come and destroy Earth and its allies. As usual, there's some added drama that has nothing to do with the main them. Boomer, who is Jason's original daughter, Milly, has to have a name change because there are now two Millie's. So Boomer, who is with Jason on his ship, gets herself in trouble while her protector is also injured and can't help. I would have preferred to have had Milly eliminated since she seems to serve no purpose to this whole story. Ok, so does Jason succeed? Read the book to find out. As a little hint, the story doesn't end here. There is much more to come!- GuardSix
