Earth, once barren and decimated by war and the depletion of natural resources has been reborn. Through much hardship and difficult conditions, a coalition of several large corporations have terraformed the planet and have made it a paradise. Many believe this is a giant leap in finding a plausible solution ...
Earth, once barren and decimated by war and the depletion of natural resources has been reborn. Through much hardship and difficult conditions, a coalition of several large corporations have terraformed the planet and have made it a paradise. Many believe this is a giant leap in finding a plausible solution to the increasing population problem. There are no planets available to support the entirety of the human race. Therefore, the children of Earth have spread themselves out to other planets. Humanity has gone to the stars.
The reformation of Earth’s atmosphere is seen as a positive step toward reuniting mankind by letting humanity return to its roots.
Until The Coalition hangs a big "no trespassing" sign on the lawn.
Humans have settled distant planets and have yet to encounter any alien species, though many believe that they are out there.
Floating on a barren rock called Axapta III, an enemy from humanity's past has reawakaned.
And they are angry.
Today, Scavengers prey on small mining towns and colonies. The United Planetary Alliance Marshall's Service seems unable to stop these raids. Marshall Maxwell Vortex’s officers are out-manned and out-gunned. They are the only law enforcement on many colony worlds.
Newly promoted Captain, Virgina Harmon accepts her first command, the starship Pegasus, a ship designed to deal with the Scavenger problem. Plagued by nervousness over her first command, Captain Harmon is rocked by the news that her mentor has been murdered just days before he was to report to her aboard the Pegasus as chief of engineering.
In Earth orbit, a science station becomes a target. The newly returned enemy has a plan to use the Space Lab facility as a means to claiming Earth, a planet they have decided will be their new home world.
In deep space, the starship Ulysis welcomes aboard Admiral James McKeen, a high-ranking officer with a special mission for Captain William Andrews and his crew. McKeen has uncovered evidence that those plotting against the Alliance are prepared to make their move and it is up to the crew of the Ulysis to stop them.
Earthstrike Agenda follows the skeleton crew aboard the Pegasus, the inhabitants of Space Lab, the Marshal’s Service, the crew of the Ulysis, and an enemy bent on their destruction.
From his secret lair in the wilds of Bethlehem, Georgia, Bobby Nash writes. A multitasker, Bobby is certain that he doesn’t suffer from ADD, but instead he... ooh, shiny.
When he finally manages to put fingers to the keyboard, Bobby writes novels (Evil Ways; Fantastix; Deadly Games!;), comic books (Fuzzy Bunnies From Hell; Demonslayer; Domino Lady vs. The Mummy; Lance Star: Sky Ranger “One Shot”), short prose (A Fistful of Legends; Full Throttle Space Tales Vol. 2: Space Sirens; Green Hornet Case Files; Tales of The Rook; Zombies vs. Robots), novellas (Lance Star: Sky Ranger; Ravenwood: Stepson of Mystery; Nightbeat; Blackthorn: Thunder on Mars), graphic novels (Yin Yang; I Am Googol: The Great Invasion; Bloody Olde Englund), screenplays (Zenoids: “Animal Crackers”, Starship Farragut: “Conspiracy of Innocence”), and even a little pulp fiction (Domino Lady; Secret Agent X; The Avenger; The Spider) just for good measure. And despite what his brother says, Bobby swears he is not addicted to buying DVD box sets and can quit anytime he wants to. Really.
When not writing fiction, Bobby is usually talking about his books and writing fiction at conventions and writers conferences. Bobby is also a part-time extra in movies and television, is the co-host of the weekly Earth Station One podcast (www.esopodcast.com), and writes for the All Pulp (http://allpulp.blogspot.com) news site.
Bobby was awarded Best Author in the 2013 Pulp Ark Awards. It was his first professional writing award and for once in his life was at a loss for words with his name was announced.
For more information on Bobby Nash please visit him at www.bobbynash.com, www.facebook.com/AuthorBobbyNash, www.twitter.com/bobbynash, www.lance-star.com, and http://BEN-Books.blogspot.com among other places across the web.
Earthstrike Agenda is Bobby’s fourth published novel.
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Humanity has gone to the stars!
Earth, once barren and decimated by war and the depletion of natural resources has been reborn. Through much hardship and difficult conditions, a coalition of several large corporations have terraformed the planet and have made it a paradise. Many believe this is a giant leap in finding a plausible solution ...