Carson's Folly: The Misadventures of an Accidental Starship Captain

Galactic Mayhem Meets an Unlikely HeroHe’s an accidental captain; she’s a stunning alien genius. Love, adventure, humor, and cosmic secrets entwine in this star-swept odyssey!Carson Twiddle hadn’t planned on his day being interrupted by a sentient cube. Then again, nothing in his life ever went according to plan.A file clerk with no ambition and even less confidence, Carson was content with his unremarkable life—until a database error accidentally erased all record of his existence.By an obscure bureaucratic twist of fate, he's suddenly promoted to captain of the Rusty Bucket, a spaceship held together with spit, duct tape, and sarcasm."...Thecharacters and dialogue are endearingand enjoyable. Also, I like that the book is clean. It is hard to find clean science fiction and fantasy." - From a ReviewerNow, with space pirates on his tail, an alien cube leaking universe-shattering secrets, and the enigmatic Calista—captain of a Rigellian research vessel—watching his every move, Carson must navigate interdimensional anomalies, cosmic conspiracies, and the growing realization that he might be more than just an administrative mistake."...The humor is sharp, thedialogue crackles with wit, and the crew of the Rusty Bucket is full of quirky, unforgettable characters...." - From a ReviewerAs the challenges mount, Carson learns that being a leader isn’t about having all the answers—it’s about having the right crew. With Calista challenging him at every turn and a slow-burn, clean, and wholesome romance unfolding, Carson’s Folly delivers an action-packed, heartwarming sci-fi adventure filled with humor, high-stakes peril, and unforgettable characters. This novel revives the found family trope romance genre in a funny sci-fi setting."...With a barely-functioning ship, a mismatched crew, and a knack for stumbling into intergalactic trouble,Carson’s journey is packed with witty dialogue and unexpected depth..." - From a ReviewerFor fans of Douglas Adams, John Scalzi, and the wit of Terry Pratchett, this is a tale of accidental