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    Dark Invaders
    Dark Invaders
    Dark Invaders
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    Dark Invaders

    By C.E. Martin

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    1954--When not one but two flying saucers land at a remote American airbase in 1954, the United States Government gets two very different offers of assistance from the great beyond. Hesitant to believe the stories of the two species offering their friendship, the military sends in a young Army Officer to investigate. Captain Mark Kenslir soon learns that the strange visitors aren't from as far away as they claim and that what they are really after is nothing short than conquering the Earth.

    A secret war has raged in the shadows for centuries as the forces of darkness try and exterminate mankind. In the mid-20th Century, the United States forms a covert unit of super soldiers, psychics and scientists to drive back the dark and defend humanity: Detachment 1039, the Black Sabers. For over 50 years, they have battled evil all around the globe in all its monstrous, supernatural forms. These are their stories...

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherC.E. Martin
    Release dateOct 25, 2016
    ISBN9781370017485
    Dark Invaders
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    C.E. Martin

    A Desert Storm-era USAF veteran, C.E. served four years in uniform before returning home to Indiana and worked for seventeen years as a criminal investigator. A long-time fan of pulp fiction and men's adventure, C.E. was first inspired to write by classics like The Destroyer and Doc Savage. When not authoring the latest in his own Stone Soldiers military thriller series, C.E. can be found watching B-movies with his kids or battling virtual communists on X-Box.

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