Plague Planet

Plague Planet

by Chris Hechtl
Plague Planet

Plague Planet

by Chris Hechtl

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Overview

Things just weren't looking good for John Henry Irons, Fleet Admiral of the once mighty Federation of Sapient Planets, ever since his awakening five years ago he'd been through the ringer emotionally.
First he'd found that his beloved civilization had been destroyed. He had vowed to rebuild however.
Twice in moments of seeming triumph he was cut down, kicked out or driven out of a system he was trying to help.
Now things were starting to look up, he had his own courier ship, the Phoenix, to get him around the sector. With his loyal AI crew he was fairly certain he could finally get started on laying the ground work of the new Federation.
He thought Epsilon Triangula would be just a stopping point, the place to refuel before his long jump across the sector, but once again events conspired to involve him in local affairs and his reputation and the desire of others to find people like him brought him face to face with an old and terrifying enemy.
Irons has fought many battles in his lifetime, but how can he fight something he can barely see? Something that can reproduce a thousand fold in the blink of an eye and is carried by the winds of the planet? And how will he deal with the terrified people he's trying to help?
Is he going to be forced to watch millions die on this PLAGUE PLANET?

Product Details

BN ID: 2940148332398
Publisher: Jekyll
Publication date: 07/11/2013
Series: Wandering Engineer Series , #5
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Sales rank: 761,695
File size: 475 KB

About the Author

A born and bred New Englander, the author now resides in sunny southern California for the past two decades. The long ride cross country exposed the author to the wonders of written science fiction.
A fan for the past twenty years, the author has explored modeling many science fiction ships and mecha in 3D before discovering it's far easier to WRITE then animate.
You can catch more about the various projects underway at:
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