The next book in Jay Allan’s Far Star series, Enemy at night, follows Blackhawk and the crew from the Wolf’s Claw because they are gradually–and unwillingly–drawn deeper into Marshal Lucerne’s campaign to create a united power bloc in the Far Stars to resist imperial encroachment.

Effectively completing their mission to rescue Marshal Augustin Lucerne’s daughter, Astra, the crew of the Wolf’s Claw are enjoying some well-deserved rest-all, that is, except Blackhawk. The area gun for hire about Enemy in the Dark: Far Stars Publication Two cannot get away Lucerne’s relentless pleas for help against growing imperial control in the Considerably Superstars. While Blackhawk deeply respects his friend, he fears that the power Lucerne offers will business lead him back to his old dark ways.

His resistance crumbles, however, when Lucerne presents proof which the imperial governor has been manipulating the issues in the Much Stars. Convinced from the deadly danger of imperial domination, Blackhawk and his staff plank the Wolf’s Claw once more and set out to gather intelligence over the Empire’s movements-the proof Lucerne must unite the fractured and feuding worlds from the Considerably Stars into one power bloc capable of resisting imperial hostility. But deep in the sparsely populated territory from the Significantly Celebrities, he discovers the imperial governor’s machinations are much reaching-and threaten the independence of every globe this side of the Void.

A man seemingly jogging from himself, Blackhawk is starting to realize he can no longer remain a prisoner to his personal past while the future from the Far Stars is in danger.