The Princess Ann trilogy begins as James Flint, a young photojournalist, gets the chance of lifetime to accompany the deep space salvage tug, the Princess Ann, as part of his newspaper's quest for real life dramas. On board, he discovers that Captain Junk also rescues oddball characters to serve as his crew. There he'll meet a lady, the Oracle, who will shake his beliefs to very core and introduce him to the concepts of the Enth dimension, concepts that his planet's government has kept hidden. The Princess Ann goes to the rescue of a new super freighter. In their attempt to save it, they will...

The last story of the Princess Ann Trilogy opens after the deep space tug, the Princess Ann, has retrieved the super freighter as they originally set out to accomplish in book 1. The evil creatures, the Garsh, use asteroids to smash the world that hold their members who were captured on the Ist pirate ship. James Flint, the young photojournalist, who had confronted the Garsh on that pirate ship, accompanies the Princess Ann to save those on the stricken planet. Their dour Psych-Navigator, Dr. Death, has them rescue the grand inquisitor of the Sixth Legion, the enforcement arm of the Order of...

The second story of the Princess Ann Trilogy has the deep space salvage tug, the Princess Ann, going back for the super freighter they had hidden after being attacked, but the Commonwealth navy has other plans. They are to be bait for the pirates. James Flint, a photojournalist must follow through with his original assignment to video the retrieval of the freighter. Little does he know that it will involve combat as the Princess Ann is commandeered for its ability breach the pirate ship's hull. He must face a career decision; whether to observe as his profession requires, or to lead when no...