The Phoenix Requiem (The Phoenix Conspiracy Series Book 7) - Plot & Excerpts
Four-times as massive as the ISS Andromeda, with a dozen more gun decks, twenty more missile launchers, six-fold as many beam weapon emitters, and more armor plating than a deep space outpost—all smoothly and perfectly contoured into the aesthetically beautiful frame that was the Victory. The only downside to the titan-like Victory was its propensity to draw fire, as the biggest and most obvious target. Traditionally, the Victory, and all previous ships to bear its name, served as the flagship of the entire Imperial Navy, not to mention the personal vessel of the reigning monarch. That meant, currently, the ship belonged to Queen Kalila, and was bound to follow her orders. During the Civil War, Sir Arkwright—who had held command as guardian-steward of the vessel on behalf of Caerwyn Martel—had chosen to do all he could to keep the Victory away from any and all violent encounters between human ships. Ships that once had been—and still should be—allies. When he’d learned the war had ended, he happily had returned the ship to Kalila, since humanity had once again united under one fold.
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