Dome of Slavery: Colonel Landry Series, 2

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WHAT DO YOU DO WHEN LIBERATING HUMAN SLAVES IS AGAINST THE LAW?

Colonel Kendrick Landry and other central characters from "Feral Planet" return for more classic sci-fi space adventure.

It is the 25th Century. The starcraft Aurora travels to planet Alpha Centauri B-III and the Aurora commander Colonel Kendrick Landry discovers that descendants of the colonization crew of the Green Horizon, Earth's first interstellar starcraft, are living in centuries-old enslavement to a lizard-like race.

The First Intergalactic Alliance does not permit liberation of the human slaves because the planet is not a member of the Alliance and subject to Alliance law.

Alliance law, however, would sanction the Aurora's defense--including even offensive action against the lizard government, permitting its overthrow by human resistance fighters on the planet--but only if the lizard government has attacked first.

Without the knowledge or consent of Colonel Landry, head-strong Major Will Adams devises a scheme to provoke an attack by the lizard command and so justify a retaliatory pre-emptive strike.

The lizards attack with surprisingly devastating force. Now the command and crew of the Aurora will be fortunate to ensure their own survival--let alone assist in liberation of the lizards' human slaves.

"Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely. Great men are almost always bad men." Lord Acton (quote from epigram to Dome Of Slavery)

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Dome of Slavery: Colonel Landry Series, 2

**SPECIAL PRICE OF 99 CENTS FOR LIMITED TIME ONLY! REGULAR PRICE $2.99**

WHAT DO YOU DO WHEN LIBERATING HUMAN SLAVES IS AGAINST THE LAW?

Colonel Kendrick Landry and other central characters from "Feral Planet" return for more classic sci-fi space adventure.

It is the 25th Century. The starcraft Aurora travels to planet Alpha Centauri B-III and the Aurora commander Colonel Kendrick Landry discovers that descendants of the colonization crew of the Green Horizon, Earth's first interstellar starcraft, are living in centuries-old enslavement to a lizard-like race.

The First Intergalactic Alliance does not permit liberation of the human slaves because the planet is not a member of the Alliance and subject to Alliance law.

Alliance law, however, would sanction the Aurora's defense--including even offensive action against the lizard government, permitting its overthrow by human resistance fighters on the planet--but only if the lizard government has attacked first.

Without the knowledge or consent of Colonel Landry, head-strong Major Will Adams devises a scheme to provoke an attack by the lizard command and so justify a retaliatory pre-emptive strike.

The lizards attack with surprisingly devastating force. Now the command and crew of the Aurora will be fortunate to ensure their own survival--let alone assist in liberation of the lizards' human slaves.

"Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely. Great men are almost always bad men." Lord Acton (quote from epigram to Dome Of Slavery)

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Dome of Slavery: Colonel Landry Series, 2

Dome of Slavery: Colonel Landry Series, 2

by Bryan Smith
Dome of Slavery: Colonel Landry Series, 2

Dome of Slavery: Colonel Landry Series, 2

by Bryan Smith

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**SPECIAL PRICE OF 99 CENTS FOR LIMITED TIME ONLY! REGULAR PRICE $2.99**

WHAT DO YOU DO WHEN LIBERATING HUMAN SLAVES IS AGAINST THE LAW?

Colonel Kendrick Landry and other central characters from "Feral Planet" return for more classic sci-fi space adventure.

It is the 25th Century. The starcraft Aurora travels to planet Alpha Centauri B-III and the Aurora commander Colonel Kendrick Landry discovers that descendants of the colonization crew of the Green Horizon, Earth's first interstellar starcraft, are living in centuries-old enslavement to a lizard-like race.

The First Intergalactic Alliance does not permit liberation of the human slaves because the planet is not a member of the Alliance and subject to Alliance law.

Alliance law, however, would sanction the Aurora's defense--including even offensive action against the lizard government, permitting its overthrow by human resistance fighters on the planet--but only if the lizard government has attacked first.

Without the knowledge or consent of Colonel Landry, head-strong Major Will Adams devises a scheme to provoke an attack by the lizard command and so justify a retaliatory pre-emptive strike.

The lizards attack with surprisingly devastating force. Now the command and crew of the Aurora will be fortunate to ensure their own survival--let alone assist in liberation of the lizards' human slaves.

"Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely. Great men are almost always bad men." Lord Acton (quote from epigram to Dome Of Slavery)


Product Details

BN ID: 2940152454925
Publisher: Bryan Smith
Publication date: 10/10/2015
Series: Colonel Landry Space Adventure Series , #2
Sold by: Smashwords
Format: eBook
File size: 175 KB
Age Range: 18 Years

About the Author

Bryan Smith is a northern California attorney based in Sacramento with a life-long love of science-fiction. "Feral Planet" marks the first in the "Colonel Landry" space adventure series. From a teenager, Bryan Smith has been an avid fan of science-fiction literature and film. His favorite science-fiction writers, in alphabetical surname order, are the grand masters Poul Anderson, James Blish, Robert Bloch, Ray Bradbury, Phillip K. Dick, Robert A. Heinlein, Richard Matheson, Andre Norton, H. Beam Piper, Frank M. Robinson, and Clifford D. Simak. He was a regular childhood fan of the original "Star Trek" and "Outer Limits" television series. "Feral Planet" is the first in the "Colonel Landry" space adventure series. Other novels in the series scheduled for release are: --Dome of Slavery --Final Battle --In Search of Kronos --Amira, Warrior Queen of Cruciba The novels are published by Phoenixe Press, an imprint of the author. www.phoenixepress.net The author has established Phoenixe Press with the intent of providing a revitalization of the classic Space Opera genre.

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