Ian Fraser

Exodus Seven (The Arcadia Series, #3) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

OUR TIME IS UP. THE HARVESTERS ARE COMING.

Humanity is on the verge of annihilation. The human race has been put on trial. We lost. It was decreed that mankind is too aggressive, too undisciplined and too savage to be unleashed upon the galaxy. The Arcadians are capricious, their ancient society slowly descending into decadence, and they will not allow an upstart species to rise and oppose them. The time has come for humanity to fight back. Ben Floyd and the crew of the Starship Liberty are beginning to find allies. The Hurani centaurs are the first, but he learns that there are others out there, powerful but dangerous races in remote corners of the galaxy. If the humans are to have a fighting chance against the Arcadians and their accomplices, Floyd must enlist the help of other, more formidable species. Only together can the younger races resist the might of the Arcadians. However, before they can embark on this quest, they must challenge the Drakani harvester fleet as it bears down on the Earth, and save as many lives as they can. The human race is now an endangered species.

THE THRILLING CONCLUSION TO THE FIRST TRILOGY IN THE EPIC ARCADIA SERIES

An enthralling, fast-paced hard sci fi adventure that creates a rich, vibrant galaxy full of memorable characters, wondrous possibilities and terrifying dangers.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Ian Fraser
• Erscheinungstermin: 13. April 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798201552718
• Artikelnr.: 61468112

Autorenporträt

Ian Fraser was born and raised in Kent, South East England, and spent much of his adult life around London and the home counties before moving to Scotland in 2014.

In the past, he's picked cabbages on a farm and got a tractor to do a wheelie (don't try this at home), worked in various printers' where he played chicken with forklift trucks (don't try this either), pretended to be a 'people person' at an airport (definitely don't try this), and made spectacles badly in an opticians.

He now writes full time at his home in rural Aberdeenshire, where he lives with Judy, his partner, an itinerant pigeon named Graham and the mouse that lives under his shed.