Action, adventure and taut suspense. An old fashioned space opera, in which larger-than-life heroes and villains battle to decide...THE FATE OF THE GALAXY.
The galaxy teetered on the brink of civil war; the fate of mankind hanging in the balance. This is a story of men of action, who battle to decide the future of civilization. Follow the exploits of Captain Armstrong, whose crew is about to mutiny because he canceled the Miss Known Galaxy Beauty Pageant. And his diplomatic mission to Tambora, a world so dangerous that any visitor who got lost at night might be harvested for his body organs. Finally, it is the story of the outcast who fought to control a world, an empire, and then the galaxy itself.
Professional Reviews
5-stars from Amazon.com
a Trip to Remember, October 30, 2002
Reviewer: A reader from California
There is bad science fiction (most things out there) and exceptional ones....like FATE OF THE GALAXY. Reads quickly, almost as if you are watching a movie of it....you are so encaptured by the writer's discriptive style. A majestic achievement!
5-stars from bn.com
dennis, someone who likes a great story!, November 6, 2002,
Smart Action!
A rollercoaster ride that never stops! Should be sold with a canister of oxygen!
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