The Feather Merchant

Release on 2005-03-28 | by Hillyer Ives

“Boy, you really put your whole stake in that feather shipment, didn't you?” Pitzi nodded sadly. “If one of you boys will help me move ... “What are you going to do, Pitzi?” “I think I might be able to get some new 17 The Feather Merchant.

Author: Hillyer Ives
Publisher: AuthorHouse
ISBN: 9781456726126
Category: Fiction
Page: 220
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Life is not always easy. Far from it. This third popular, action-packed novel in Hillyer Ives’ Connizol series features a young merchant who had been handed a bill of stolen goods on Earth, having to pay a very expensive fine. Everything began falling apart after that. With nothing left but a ship load of perishable feathers, Pitzi sets out to define his new direction in life. His first desire was a date with a beautiful young woman, the daughter of the Star Police commander. But things continued to go wrong. The young woman stowed away on his ship, a Confederation offense, to “look after Pitzi.” Pitzi later has doubts about Merat’s love when Janzi Jit, a good-looking athlete joined them after the three were kidnapped and taken to the slip-shod world of Purrit. There they were to be used by the Confederation’s “most wanted” criminal, Otlee. Otlee was said to have been responsible for the deaths of over two thousand people. This never-ending action story involves not only suspense and adventure, but much comic relief and humor. Join Pitzi Phips, a sawed-off little merchantman with a big heart, as he takes on the Connizol Confederation’s number one assassin.

Language: en
Pages: 220

The Feather Merchant

Authors: Hillyer Ives

Categories: Fiction

Type: BOOK - Published: 2005-03-28 - Publisher: AuthorHouse

Language: en
Pages: 153

The Feather Merchants

Authors: Max Shulman

Categories: Fiction

Type: BOOK - Published: 2016-01-19 - Publisher: Open Road Media

The raucous and randy adventures of a stateside soldier during World War II Sergeant Dan Miller wanted to be a flying ace, but the air force grounded him for poor vision. To make matters worse, when the myopic Miller travels home to Minneapolis on furlough, he finds the local “feather