The Robots of Andromeda (Imperium Chronicles, Book 3) - Mitchell, W. H.
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"We are Robots. We are not shells for fleshlings to appropriate!" The robots are coming home to roost and the Imperium is faced with another revolution. As if that wasn't bad enough, a new enemy emerges, putting the Empire between a rock and a hard place! Things look bleak, but old friends and a few new ones may save the day, if only they can discover the secret of an ancient artifact. In the meantime, the Queen of the Klixians has decided the rest of us must go... All that is not Mother must die!

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"We are Robots. We are not shells for fleshlings to appropriate!" The robots are coming home to roost and the Imperium is faced with another revolution. As if that wasn't bad enough, a new enemy emerges, putting the Empire between a rock and a hard place! Things look bleak, but old friends and a few new ones may save the day, if only they can discover the secret of an ancient artifact. In the meantime, the Queen of the Klixians has decided the rest of us must go... All that is not Mother must die!
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W. H. Mitchell is the author of the space opera series The Imperium Chronicles, including The Arks of Andromeda and The Dragons of Andromeda. With dark, dry humor, he explores the hubris of humanity through palace intrigues, mega-corporations, and occasionally confused robots. He has also written a humor book based on his tweets called A Little of Me Goes a Long Way, and a comic strip, A Frog Named Moss. Born and raised in Omaha, NE, W. H. Mitchell has called Kansas City his home for more than a decade. With a degree in English from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Mitchell's writing has been compared to "Frank Herbert through the eyes and voice of Douglas Adams." He currently lives in Olathe, KS with his wife and two cats.