Dockside Blues

Eight New Tales from the World of the Fixer

De: Andrew Vaillencourt, Jay Ben Markson

Narrado por: Jay Ben Markson

Dockside is a crazy place.

The drug and booze-filled streets of New Boston’s spaceport district are no place for the uninitiated. Take a walk down these dirty thoroughfares and slip into their darkened alleys with eight new stories centering on what goes on when the most famous fixer in space is not there to hold things down.

Featuring:

• "The Bruise-Giver": Every face in Dockside has a story. Some of those stories are legends if you know who to ask....
• "The Switch": The nicest enforcer in town has to solve a series of robberies before the rent is due to save his neighborhood.
• "No Good Deed": Dockside’s police department is legendarily corrupt, but sometimes even the bad cops have to deal with worse ones.
• "Dangerously Unlucky": Clearing up old mistakes is a very different thing when Dockside gangs are involved.
• "Mad Engineer": Big Woo’s creepiest android engineer takes matters into his own hands when the new neighbors become a problem.
• "Age Before Beauty": Three grizzled old men embark on a secret mission to help a young woman escape a bad situation...while drunk.
• "Getting Square": Two of Dockside’s most bedraggled characters embark on a quest for their next good time.
• "Chekhov’s Guns": Some bartenders sling beer all night. Others sling guns. Guess which one this story is about?

©2022 Andrew Vaillencourt (P)2022 The Slide Rule Group, LLC

Great back stories about Dockside

Fixer universe continues to be my #1 favorite series - really good writing and a reader who can bring it to life. This book continues with more of the same. “Credit worthy!”

great and surprisong expandeduniverse

This book is a brand new take on all the characters you never got a stylish story on. It is full of heart, and really embraces both the cyberpunk he a heart of the genre and a wry sence of humor. I am normally pretty critical of these kinds of books, but this one is brilliant. please give it a try, it has great pacing and some amazing tales to tell!