Starhunter Redux

Percy emerges from hyperspace without Dante or Luc to discover that 15 years have passed. When Percy tries to take legal possession of the Trans-Utopian, she runs into conflict with a starhunter, who is revealed as her cousin Travis, now much older. Rudolfo also tries to reclaim the ship with his recruit Callie.

Travis and Callie are hired by the Jup-Fed to arrest Dakkota 79, a Raider leader on the verge of starting a war with the Verran Clan. Dakkota 79's girlfriend Cira may be a link to Travis's past. Rudolfo's inquiry into a possible bounty on Travis leads to complications with his new crewmates.

Travis is hired to apprehend Father Abode, a former student of Dr. Novak, who has been producing genetic mutants for the sexual pleasure of wealthy clients. The chase reveals dark information about Marcus's past.

During a 'sting' operation, Callie is critically wounded. The crew of the Tulip race against the clock to track down her powerful family, who may have the means to save her.

While exploring a debris field, the Trans-Utopian discovers a sarcophagus floating in space. Mishkin, the lone occupant, spreads an experimental mind-warping disease among the crew that empowers their alter-egos and cause dangerous conflicts.

A Terran terrorist group protesting the ecological disasters that have plagued them detonate a bomb on the city state space station, Ring Sheppard. The crew are hired to track them down and break the ring up. More easily said than done.

The the in-brain reality TV series "The Third Thing", follow the crew of the Trans-Utopian. Marcus, is given the job of capturing a petty criminal for the show. As the "simple" mission unfolds, it becomes much deadlier than it seemed.

Rudolfo brings his rebellious teen daughter (Serena) on-board, we discover deep intrigue in his family back-story. Percy, Travis and crew try to rescue a man's parents caught in a cruel time-dilation trap; kidnapped years earlier into a high-speed orbit, they only age 8 months relative to their son's 50 years.

Arthur Santiago is fifty-years-old, while his parents - held by kidnappers aboard a ship moving near light speed - are still in their twenties. He hires the Tulip's crew to free them.

Roan, a friend of the Montana family, is killed by Anestha, a new street drug. As Travis hunts for Bliss, a narcotics ringleader, he stumbles upon a deep scam that could only happen in the 23rd century.

Callie's reunion with an old friend Lena is interrupted when a rival starhunter attempts to arrest her friend for murder. Percy and Marcus leave the ship for Io's Syn City to buy an anti-matter stabilizer for the Trans-Utopian's hyper drive. The deal goes poorly and the two find themselves stranded in the City.

While transporting Quigley, a prisoner who appears to be quite insane, the crew save the lives of an old nemesis, Max (Ep# 116R "Supermax") and his associates. Max offers to share a stash of Onmium, a mineral rarer than diamonds and worth billions.

The Trans-Utopian experiences a power drain. They are unaware that the problem is caused by an experiment conducted by Keres Station research facility. Travis accepts an assignment from their head scientist. He must capture the Raider, Quennell and retrieve a sample of the deadly Tethys Virus.

While transporting Ritson, a deserter from the Jup-Fed Elite Forces, the Trans-Utopian answers a distress call from a mining platform on the asteroid Ida: a mining platform that should not exist.

Travis and Callie pick up Jane Doe, a psychiatric patient with amnesia, who grows to remember Travis and wants him dead. Marcus finds himself attracted to Dr. Alora Kir, Doe's psychiatrist. In parallel the new Orchard leader, Tristan Catchpole set his sights on Travis, who may have some of his Cluster genes activated.

The Trans-Utopian's collision with a mine leaves the ship vulnerable to attack. Percy, un­ happy with Caravaggio's recent crisis performance, creates a female Al program with more intuition, called Kate. The problem is Kate quickly develops too much independence and an attraction to Travis.

Callie's irritation with the Trans-Utopian's ongoing technical problems is aggravated when the sleek bounty hunting ship, Seattle and its debonair captain rescue the crew from a problem. They owe him, but the whole situation doesn't feel right.

The crew arrest a con-man preying on older women. But the prisoner has a dark secret and a genetic link to Marcus. Meanwhile, Percy's secret parallel search for Dante begins to wear on her; we fear for the consequences to her health and judgement.

When the Tulip transports a team of negotiators to a secret summit, members of the delegation are mysteriously killed one-by-one, Agatha Christie style.

After a failed attempt to chase down a bounty in their aging ship, Marcus hatches a plan to power the Tulip with exotic matter that gives them the speed they need.

A vengeful bureaucrat has the Trans-Utopian crew charged for a license violation. Travis must defend himself in court, where his dubious past is revealed, placing him in grave danger.

Old grudges resurface on Mars when government operatives seek to make an example of Travis, by summoning him to face trial on trumped-up charges.

Marcus finds an obscure Divinity Cluster scientist who may hold a key to new ways of altering our relationship with space-time. He succeeds all too well.

The Trans-Utopian's crew is trapped in separate folds of space-time with a ticking-clock to rejoin into one spacetime. Travis will meet Dante. Percy and Dante are setting up a risky plan to extricate themselves from their respective hyperspatial traps, in distinct time fluctuations.