An orphan with amazing powers forced to serve his enemies.
Montor is a child, happily growing up on the planet of Aranda-until the Lostai, an imperialist alien race, invade his planet, then attack his seaside village. Soon, Montor loses his whole family to injuries, sickness, and punishment.
With his aggressive temperament fueling dreams of revenge, Montor seems destined to follow the same fate as his family and succumb to the cruelty of Lostai enslavement. Then the Lostai military discovers that Montor is no ordinary child; he possesses dormant telekinetic and telepathic abilities. Montor is transferred to a military science station where a devious commander intends to turn him into a Lostai super soldier.
Can Montor survive the brutal and humiliating bootcamp? How will he manage the anger, depression, and self-loathing that comes from serving in the very same military that decimated his people? Or will he refuse to be a pawn in Losta's war and risk everything to take on the mantle of an Arandan warrior?
This space opera features non-human spacefaring civilizations, galactic war, dark empire, supernatural abilities, and rebellion / survival / coming-of-age themes. It is a prequel to the romantic space opera trilogy, The Curse of Sotkari Ta, that can be enjoyed before or after reading the trilogy.
Content disclosure: This book contains violent situations including violence against children and teenagers. There are also depictions of trauma and claustrophobia, and explicit consensual sexual scenes.
An orphan with amazing powers forced to serve his enemies.
Montor is a child, happily growing up on the planet of Aranda-until the Lostai, an imperialist alien race, invade his planet, then attack his seaside village. Soon, Montor loses his whole family to injuries, sickness, and punishment.
With his aggressive temperament fueling dreams of revenge, Montor seems destined to follow the same fate as his family and succumb to the cruelty of Lostai enslavement. Then the Lostai military discovers that Montor is no ordinary child; he possesses dormant telekinetic and telepathic abilities. Montor is transferred to a military science station where a devious commander intends to turn him into a Lostai super soldier.
Can Montor survive the brutal and humiliating bootcamp? How will he manage the anger, depression, and self-loathing that comes from serving in the very same military that decimated his people? Or will he refuse to be a pawn in Losta's war and risk everything to take on the mantle of an Arandan warrior?
This space opera features non-human spacefaring civilizations, galactic war, dark empire, supernatural abilities, and rebellion / survival / coming-of-age themes. It is a prequel to the romantic space opera trilogy, The Curse of Sotkari Ta, that can be enjoyed before or after reading the trilogy.
Content disclosure: This book contains violent situations including violence against children and teenagers. There are also depictions of trauma and claustrophobia, and explicit consensual sexual scenes.
Song of the Caged Warrior: A Space Opera
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Song of the Caged Warrior: A Space Opera
472Paperback
Product Details
| ISBN-13: | 9781735113395 |
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| Publisher: | Maria A. Perez |
| Publication date: | 08/20/2024 |
| Series: | The Curse of Sotkari Ta |
| Pages: | 472 |
| Product dimensions: | 5.50(w) x 8.50(h) x 1.05(d) |