Black Queen

Black Queen

by G. Ernest Smith

466 pages· 2016· ISBN 9781530459605

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Her name is Black Sheena and she is hunted by the Five Star Coalition. She raids their shipments and opposes the ruthless men at the top. Whenever they try to tighten their grip on a people, Black Sheena is there to defend them. Whenever they try to put down rebels, Black Sheena is there to be their champion. She and her band have been branded pirates and terrorists by the Coalition leaders who hate her, but they also created her. Her opposition to the Coalition is fueled by her hatred for one man, General Walter Teeg, the Supreme Coalition Guard Commander. He's the one who took her world away.

But there is an order of monks known as the Billé Sanmo. To them she is the chosen one. Sheena is there to mend a broken world and her appearance was foretold in their scriptures. They are convinced she is their Madilim Shee'a or Dark Queen. They eagerly await for her to fulfill her destiny.

Kag Renfro is a young Coalition Guard trooper. He is living a mundane existence on a dead end planet until one day his path crosses Black Sheena's. From that day on his life becomes a thrilling ride down a steep slope. It is all he can do to hang on for dear life.

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