War is raging throughout the Sphere and alliances between the worlds of ISPAW are fracturing. Sam returns home to Earth; he must locate the missing Dia Kuklos and once there, pursue and destroy ISPAW's nemesis. This mission tests the mettle of Sam and his friends, straining friendships and putting them once again, in grave peril. Forced to make new alliances, it is not always clear who is friend and foe. The team uncover more information about the Alien presence on Earth and their dramatic influences on humanity’s development over the centuries. Can Sam, Erebos and Apate survive the perilous assignment? One that takes them from the depths of Earth’s oceans to beyond the Sphere of ISPAW’s influence as they search for the elusive and savage Horcusal?
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Reviews for "Mineran Pursuit (Book 4 of the Mineran Series)"
Your brief description reads like pursuing bad dreams. Constant war certainly is a human trait that we can't seem to shake. But putting it in the sphere of alien influence has been done before highly successfully by the Star Trek sitcom franchise. Much more razzle-dazzle than reality. A whole lot of very human tragedy and angst.
I have no excerpt with which to judge your writing.
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Boom! Pain! Blackness!
After an RPG attack on their barracks in Afghanistan, corpsmen, Amber Fox and Luke Owens wake up in an Army hospital in Germany.
Thus, begins a four-month recovery for both of them. Amber lost her left leg bel
