Profit Motives

Profit Motives - Paperback

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Profit Motives

Profit Motives - Paperback

by Bruce Davis
$21.58
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by Bruce Davis (Author)

Going straight is hard.

The Profit is living up to her name for the first time since Zack Mbele stole her from the Martian Navy. After using the money from a big score to upgrade the ship's living quarters, Zack and crew market her as a high-class charter yacht to the rich and famous. They're welcome most everywhere they go (except Ceres and Kwai Hong One, but you can't please everyone). Even their reputation as pirates and hard-case smugglers works to their advantage with clients who enjoy the illusion of danger.

Life is good, if a bit boring.

But that all changes when Deuce's daughter is abducted, and the crew is forced back into operational mode to help get her back. Soon, they're facing down black ops Revenants and Mongolian terrorists and hunting Zack's nemesis, Colonel Metternich.

Wait, Deuce has a daughter?

Proft Motives is book four of the Profit Logbook Series:

Glowgems for Profit

Thieves Profit

Profit and Loss: Shorts from the Profit Logbooks

Number of Pages: 232
Dimensions: 0.49 x 8.5 x 5.5 IN
Publication Date: March 11, 2025
ISBN9781938190902
Author Bruce Davis
PublisherBrick Cave Media
GenreLiterature
FormatPaperback
PublishedMarch 2025
LanguageENG- English
Pages232
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceAdults
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Bruce Davis

Bruce Davis joined the Academy staff in 1981 after serving as Theater Department chair at Juniata College. He was the organization's Executive Director for twenty years, overseeing the establishment of one of the world's great film archives and finding handsome new quarters for the Academy's Herrick Library. Davis has described his tenure as "thirty years among the masters of an art form." He lives in Los Angeles.

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