Science Fiction & Fantasy Asked by John Cashew on May 4, 2021
I can’t remember the titles of the novels. I read two novels in the series, in approximately 1991. The novels centered on a group of 4 individuals who have a small spaceship. The captain was a male cyborg and another of the main characters was a female feline humanoid. The novels contained a number of allusions to Shakespearean plays.
I'm having a great deal of difficulty digging up details on these books, and I don't own them (I borrowed them from a cousin in 1985) but I suspect you may be thinking of Doom Star (1978) and Doom Star Number Two (1979) by Richard S. Meyers.
At the beginning of the first book the Black Hole has a crew of two: captain Larry Baker, a cyborg and his partner Napoleon, a humanoid feline woman. They pick up Harlan (Hal), a soldier/police officer with a space-going combat suit (space bullet) to pull off a rescue mission. (The woman they're rescuing might be the fourth member of the party you recall.)
In the second book they join up with a travelling Shakespeare company.
(Google books says: "Larry Baker, Napoleon, and Harlan join the Light Orbit Space Theatre, a space traveling Shakespearean troupe, and are soon in a battle with their old insect-like enemies, the Mantases")
The books were republished as Doomstar and Return to Doomstar (1985) under the name Richard Meyers.
Answered by DavidW on May 4, 2021
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