Frontier Incursion

The Scouts of Frontier were charged with expanding their societies knowledge of the hostile planet their ancestors had crashlanded on 300 years before. Dreaming of a time when they would be rediscovered by the Federation of Races. Now they find themselves on the very frontline of a war they know nothing about, and possibly the Federation's last chance against the hostile Garsal.

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Frontier Incursion

The Scouts of Frontier were charged with expanding their societies knowledge of the hostile planet their ancestors had crashlanded on 300 years before. Dreaming of a time when they would be rediscovered by the Federation of Races. Now they find themselves on the very frontline of a war they know nothing about, and possibly the Federation's last chance against the hostile Garsal.

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Frontier Incursion

Frontier Incursion

by Leonie Rogers
Frontier Incursion

Frontier Incursion

by Leonie Rogers

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Overview

The Scouts of Frontier were charged with expanding their societies knowledge of the hostile planet their ancestors had crashlanded on 300 years before. Dreaming of a time when they would be rediscovered by the Federation of Races. Now they find themselves on the very frontline of a war they know nothing about, and possibly the Federation's last chance against the hostile Garsal.


Product Details

BN ID: 2940163325443
Publisher: HaguePublishing
Publication date: 09/03/2014
Series: Frontier
Sold by: Smashwords
Format: eBook
File size: 505 KB

About the Author

Growing up in Western Australia, Leonie Rogers was an avid reader from an early age. Her mother vividly recalls her stating "I can read faster with my eyes than you can with your mouth, Mum…" at around the age of six. Her parents and great aunt encouraged her interest in literature, providing her with books of many different genres. She began writing during high school, placing in the Western Australian Young Writers Award in 1980, and she fondly remembers several of her English teachers, who encouraged her to write, both fiction and poetry.

Leonie trained at Curtin University as a physiotherapist and moved to the remote north west of Western Australia, as a new graduate, in late 1986. She continued to write poetry for herself and for friends. Living in the remote northwest, she had the opportunity to work with camels, fight fires as a volunteer fire fighter, and develop vertical rescue and cyclone operation skills with the State Emergency Service.

After relocating to NSW with her husband and two children, Leonie continued to work as a physiotherapist while still dabbling with writing. Finally deciding to stop procrastinating, Leonie decided to write the novel she'd had sitting in the back of her head for the last twenty years. Her husband and two teenage children have been extremely tolerant of the amount of time she has devoted to writing in the last few years.

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