Looking for Thrilling Alien Sci-Fi?

Cover art for Gre7g Luterman's Skeleton Crew.

Looking for thrilling Alien Sci-Fi?

You're going to want to pick up Skeleton Crew by Gre7g Luterman.

Luterman has been steadily crafting stories that are available free at his website.

These tales include: Tauren Tale, Brick & Mortar and its sequel, The Adventures of Naked Boy.

Now, Gre7g Luterman has his newest work available for sale directly on his website and on Amazon in both eBook and Paperback formats.

I had the privilege of reading his book previous to publication and I really enjoyed the journey Gre7g takes us on with Kanti. Not to mention some amazing art by H. Kyoht Luterman (check out more of her artwork here) and Brandon Kruse.

Gre7g Luterman delivers a budding romance, a dystopian society and alien races that reflect mankind. If you're into Sci-Fi with these threads, you'll love it!

Check out the book blurb:

“A well-placed kick to Kanti’s stomach dropped him back to the deck, clutching his gut and gasping for breath.

“If you ever utter the phrase ‘skeleton crew’ again, I will find out,” Captain Ateri calmly told him. “And when I do, I will rip chunks of you out with my bare paws… and toss them into the recycler one by one… until all that remains of you… is your blood in my fur… and your screams in my ears.”

But the captain is the least of Kanti’s concerns. A huge monster named Commissioner Sarsuk thinks the crew of the White Flower II is out of control, and that executing Kanti publicly – a slow, messy execution – is the perfect recipe for getting the ship back under his clawed thumb.

Now Kanti is living in terror – a slave raised believing himself free, a criminal even before his birth. Everyone thinks he’s someone he isn’t: a playboy reduced to working at the dump, a spiteful son trying to make amends, and perhaps even an excuse to recycle every last officer, crewman, and cub on board.

The next few days are going to take this unlikely hero and the rest of the crew on a wild ride to the brink of mutiny, isolated deep in space, some 1500 light years from home.”

Need an extra nudge to check it out? Read the first chapter here for free!