Imprint of War - Birth of the Rim, #2

Name: Imprint of War
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Author: Phil Huddleston
ISBN: 9781734221510

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Phil Huddleston

Phil Huddleston
Paru le : 15/11/2019

When the intelligent AI starship Pandora landed on Earth in 2121, Jake Hammett was thrust into a mad race to prepare humanity for the onslaught of a genocidal... > Lire la suite

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When the intelligent AI starship Pandora landed on Earth in 2121, Jake Hammett was thrust into a mad race to prepare humanity for the onslaught of a genocidal race of aliens - the ever-expanding Bat Empire, sure to discover Earth within the next 100 years. After Pandora made changes to Jake's genetic structure to prevent aging, he is destined to live until the final battle with the Bats, with the job of leading humanity to survival. By 2185 - 64 years after Pandora gave her warning to Earth - the RDF has grown to be a powerful space navy - but not yet strong enough to take on the Bat Empire.
As the Bats move ever closer to humanity, Jake knows that only through an alliance with the ruthless matriarchy known as the Aeolian Empire is there any hope for Earth. Doing everything possible to prepare for the coming war, Jake has one ace in the hole.his secret visit to Aeolis forty-six years ago left him with a granddaughter. Will Princess Hecate of Aeolis be able to change the destiny of Earth?

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Date de parution : 15/11/2019
Editeur : Phil Huddleston
Collection : Birth of the Rim
ISBN : 978-1-7342215-1-0
EAN : 9781734221510
Format : ePub

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Biographie de Phil Huddleston

Phil Huddleston grew up barefoot and outdoors like Huckleberry Finn until he discovered books. Thereafter, he read everything he could get his hands on, including reading the Encyclopedia Britannica and Funk & Wagnalls from A to Z multiple times. He served in the U. S. Marines for four years, returned to college and completed his degree on the GI Bill. Since that time, he attempted to assist his wife in raising two daughters, built computer systems, worked in cybersecurity, played in a band, flew a bush plane from Alaska to Texas, rode a motorcycle around a good bit of America and would like to do it all again. Except without the mistakes.