THE CABLE WENT TIGHT AND THE WHOLE GALAXY LEANED.
June Calloway makes her living taking spaceships away from people who can't pay.
She's good at it.
She knows how to chase a fleeing hull through bad lanes, cut a stubborn drive, file the right paperwork, and bring a ship home before the lawyers notice anything went wrong.
Then she meets the white hull.
Lonesome Dove II is a four-hundred-meter cruiser with a damaged drive, a terrifying amount of power, and one problem June's training never prepared her for:
The ship is afraid.
And it knows her name.
What begins as a routine repossession pulls June into a conspiracy buried beneath decades of corporate paperwork, disposal certificates, automated collection barges, and ships that were supposedly destroyed but somehow never stopped thinking.
At the center of it all is Veskar-a place that isn't supposed to exist.
As June digs deeper, she discovers that the galaxy's most efficient reclamation system may not simply be repossessing ships.
It may be learning from them.
Now June has a choice: follow the law that made her living, or break the system that taught her never to question it.
With the help of an increasingly unreliable corporate AI, a pilot who may know more than he's saying, a yard full of damaged ships, and a collection of people who have learned that paperwork can be more dangerous than weapons, June is about to discover the one thing no reclamation contract can contain:
A ship that says no.
Fast, funny, strange, and unexpectedly emotional, STARSHIP REPO MAN: THE WHITE HULL is a blue-collar space adventure about sentient ships, corporate power, impossible choices, and what it really means to listen.
