Kaine's Rebellion

Kaine's Rebellion reads almost like a relaunch as it starts with Kaine alone on a planet in the desert. He starts to recall what happened to him leading up to his apparent crashlanding in the desert. The Scimitar was attacked and Kaine was jettisoned in an escape pod with Cora. Unfortunately the humanoid form of Cora is damaged and her power supply is failing, so Kaine needs to recharge Cora to save here as well as try and locate the Scimitar and its crew. Meanwhile the planet is run by a despot and a small band of rebels are attempting to overthrow the current regimen. Kaine gets involved in the rebels and learns about their motivations and eventually joins the rebelion (hence the name of the book). At the same time, the United Earth Forces are closing in.... Will Kaine save Cora, reunite with his crew and will the rebellion win? It is a pleasure to rejoin Kaine and his story. Initially the apparent relaunch was a little jarring, but the story is so well crafted that any qualms were soon quashed and it becomes clear it is more of a continuation than a relaunch. Once again the reader is pulled back into the exciting, dramatic, and griipping world of Shattered Empire. I originally received this novel as a complementary copy and I am submitting this review of my violation. I actually enjoyed the novel so much that I purchased it from the author's own website.

His ship is lost and believed to be destroyed but his AI says it has not and he now needs to decide what to do. He will need help but in getting that help things may change how he thinks of his past. What will he find out? Can he sort it all out? Can he get to his ship? See just what happens next

Action packed and fun to read. Great characters. I enjoyed every book in this series and am looking forward to his next.