Duty, honor, commitment. What meaning did those terms still hold in the midst of a stalemated interstellar battle where in fact the difference between your enemy and one’s own leadership was occasionally paper thin? Unfairly relegated to abuse duty definately not the battle lines but still pursued by her past, Siobhan Dunmoore was purchased to sail her ship deep into pirate-infested space on a quest to revive the Navy’s popularity after she failed to stop an strike that damaged a civilian freighter.

Generally there, she about The Path of Duty hoped to find clues that may absolve the staff of the Stingray from blame but instead, she was sucked right into a vortex of intrigue and treachery that threatened not only all of their lives, however the future from the embattled Commonwealth. Amid competing strategies for supremacy, fending off marauders, mercenaries and spies, Dunmoore got to discover a method to get her people house safe and beyond the reach of effective cabals that got burrowed their method deep in to the heart of the Admiralty. If her ship was to survive, she had to find the route of duty, no matter the personal cost, even if the purchase price she needed to pay was her own existence.