Hard Luck Hank: Robot Farts

By: Steven Campbell

Narrated by: Liam Owen

Sometimes it's not easy being a mutant thug.

The space station Belvaille, once the center of civilization, is nearly deserted because of the new government's policies. Hank makes do by working odd jobs, but he isn't sure how long those, or the city, can last.

However, there are still some people trying to scratch out a (dis)honest living on Belvaille. Hank concocts a plan to save the city: steal from the countless transports and freighters that pass through the System.

In the meantime, Hank falls in with a tough crowd of freedom fighters who seem determined to overthrow the government. The team goes on exceedingly dangerous assignments, with Hank taking the brunt of the danger.

As if things weren't bad enough, the Navy set up residence in the System, a powerful alien dignitary is scheduled to arrive, and Hank's absurdly-competent butler states that his robotic species may declare war on Hank's home.

It's up to Hank to fix the problems, find out who is doing what and why, and to try and earn a little cash in the process.

©2016 Steven Campbell (P)2017 Steven Campbell

Good ole Hank!

This series needs to be a tv show or a movie or something. It's too good to just be a book.

The newest story was just as good, just as Hank filled action and eating and misfortune as the others and still unique and original.

Best so far

There's few books that I enjoyed more than the Hard Luck Hank series. This may be the best one yet.

So funny!

this has to be one of the only books I have ever read that can literally make me laugh out loud it's a bit embarrassing to be listening to it in public and to suddenly burst out laughing but no there's nothing wrong with a good laugh now and then even if it's a little embarrassing

Same old Hank

Hank's as good as ever. Enjoyed this book very much and cannot wait for the next one!

A disturbing, strange, and happy read*

*stolen paraphrase from Kevin's review on Amazon

Steve Campbell is story line is causing more than Hank's head to hurt, but as usual Steve Campbell pulls the reader through the complex dialog and stories to make strong points. I loved the justification of why the CCP, Colmerian Coalition Post Comerian, government makes so many rules, Classic! Hank slowly makes sense for the reader of the plot and sub plots.