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Stranded in unknown space with hostile aliens, the crew of a starship must race across the stars to warn of a looming galactic threat in this gripping sci-fi adventure.
Beyond the edge, things get weird
Having barely survived their encounter with the mysterious race known only as Andromeda, the crew of the USCS Tempest must now find a way to repair the ship if they ever want to get back to the Coalition to warn them of what's coming.
Their comms are down, their engines are shot and unless the god Kor himself makes an appearance, they'll have to rely on local help if they want a way out of this mess.
But finding friendly species in an uncharted region of space is easier said than done. They've already captured one pirate trying to scavenge their ship and have spent the last few weeks fending off even more. If this doesn't let up soon, there won't be anything left of the Tempest to save.
However, their new prisoner offers a solution. He knows where to find exactly what they need, if they're willing to let him out. If that weren't enough, he knows where they can find out more about Andromeda before returning to the Coalition. The catch is: they have to trust a bunch of strangers they know nothing about.
If you love space adventure, robots, aliens and a bevy of characters with more mystery than Pandora, you'll love Secrets Past and the Infinity's End saga! Grab your copy today!
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Praise for Secrets Past:
★★★★★ Compelling characters, intriguing plot, and an inspiring message… I absolutely loved this book!
★★★★★ Wonderful! I love all the beings on the ship - regardless of their species - and there's always something more to be learned about them, and from them.
★★★★★ Well-written, great adventure. Glad I stumbled into it.
★★★★★ The "Galaxy" or 'World' building in this series is just extraordinary,
★★★★★ Packs one hell of an emotional punch from beginning to end; its last half a whiplash of intense action and shocking suspense that you'll just devour at a breakneck pace.
★★★★★ The ending? Oh boy, the ending. Can't wait for the next book!
Beyond the edge, things get weird
Having barely survived their encounter with the mysterious race known only as Andromeda, the crew of the USCS Tempest must now find a way to repair the ship if they ever want to get back to the Coalition to warn them of what's coming.
Their comms are down, their engines are shot and unless the god Kor himself makes an appearance, they'll have to rely on local help if they want a way out of this mess.
But finding friendly species in an uncharted region of space is easier said than done. They've already captured one pirate trying to scavenge their ship and have spent the last few weeks fending off even more. If this doesn't let up soon, there won't be anything left of the Tempest to save.
However, their new prisoner offers a solution. He knows where to find exactly what they need, if they're willing to let him out. If that weren't enough, he knows where they can find out more about Andromeda before returning to the Coalition. The catch is: they have to trust a bunch of strangers they know nothing about.
If you love space adventure, robots, aliens and a bevy of characters with more mystery than Pandora, you'll love Secrets Past and the Infinity's End saga! Grab your copy today!
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Praise for Secrets Past:
★★★★★ Compelling characters, intriguing plot, and an inspiring message… I absolutely loved this book!
★★★★★ Wonderful! I love all the beings on the ship - regardless of their species - and there's always something more to be learned about them, and from them.
★★★★★ Well-written, great adventure. Glad I stumbled into it.
★★★★★ The "Galaxy" or 'World' building in this series is just extraordinary,
★★★★★ Packs one hell of an emotional punch from beginning to end; its last half a whiplash of intense action and shocking suspense that you'll just devour at a breakneck pace.
★★★★★ The ending? Oh boy, the ending. Can't wait for the next book!
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