The Disability Book Archive

[ID: A book cover. The title “Unlicensed Delivery” is written in large white writing, lower centre of the cover. It is surrounded by white text in a circle. The text on the top of it reads the name of the series “Inter-Planetary Alliance”. The text below it reads the name of the author “Will Soulsby-McCreath”. The background is purple, and designed to look like faint clouds against a dark starry sky. /end]

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Content Warning:

• References to People Trafficking
• Consensual Sexual Content
• TBD

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Summary:

Basti needs 3 things to make his brand new– well, new to him –ship Firstly, He needs enough of a crew to get them safely spacebourne. Luckily, with a medical officer for a husband, an engineer bestie from his uni days, and a half-sib who is one of the best pilot’s in the galaxy, it seems he has all he needs there. Secondly, A Deep Space Travel License – unless he wants to cart crap cargo for pitiful prices inside a single cluster for the rest of his life. Unfortunately, his pilot is a jokester, his engineer just got out of a long-term relationship, and his assessor is very particular about how he thinks Basti should run his ship. And, finally, There needs to be enough jobs to keep the ship spacebourne… which he can’t get without a license. Which he can’t get without a job. Nobody said IPA rules made sense.
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The first in the Inter-Planetary Alliance novels, cozy space operas set in a world where the rules are strict to keep people safe, but leave little room for individuality and case-by-case needs. Follow an adorable found family of space travellers as they try to navigate bureaucracy and budding relationships.

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Notes:

There is an ebook.

This is the first book in the Inter-Planetary Alliance series.

A note on the author’s website reads “The sex in Unlicensed Delivery is primarily fade to black and low-detail, however every official member of the ship’s crew does, at one point or another, have (fade to black) sex.”

Another note on the author’s website states that this book would take approximately 7 hours to read, if read at average reading speed.

Here is a link to the author’s website.

Here is a link to the author’s short story writing blog.

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Archivist Comments:

For some reason, all I could think of when writing this entry was One Piece.

I don’t know a great deal about this book as of yet- all my information has been taken from the author’s website and tumblr blog- but I’m keeping an eye on it.

I really quite like the cover.

This book sounds like it has a lot of potential, and I look forward to seeing what the rest of the series turns out like.

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