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    Explorations: War: Explorations

    By Jay Allen, Josh Hayes, Scott Moon and

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    The battle for Sol is now

    The sphere ship gave Earth knowledge of the universe, but it came with a warning to stay away from the Star. After losing two children to the First Contact Federation, Empyrean sends a fleet of plasma ships and allies to Sol. Their one mission: to destroy humanity.

    Can Earth defend itself against the imminent threat, or will they be destroyed so soon after starting to explore the universe around them?

    Join many of today's top indie science fiction authors as they each write a story about the battle for Sol in the most ambitious shared-universe collection to date. 

    Prologue - Nathan Hystad
    Nine Thousand Seconds to Earth - Robert M. Campbell
    Field of Fire - Ralph Kern
    A Million Points of Light - C.C. Ekeke
    Friendly Fire - C. Gockel
    The Hand of Empyrean - Scott Moon
    Minimum Safe Distance - Scott McGlasson
    The One Who Waits - Scarlett R. Algee
    Shot in the Dark - Richard Fox
    The Path to War - Josh Hayes
    The Last Battle - Jay Allan
    Epilogue - Nathan Hystad
     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWoodbridge Press
    Release dateFeb 17, 2018
    ISBN9781386630890
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