Heaven's Envoy
Informazioni su questo ebook
Three ships
Many destinies
When the Bres, flagship of the Interstellar Fleet, arrives at a new world, Matthew Sheldrake believes he’s set up for life.
Redeemed from dishonourable discharge for disobeying orders, he’s back in the captain’s good books. His new role is to take part in the diplomatic delegation as an unofficial military presence.
The planet’s inhabitants view the visitors from the sky as gods, and Sheldrake bears a striking resemblance to one of the top divinities.
But a cryptic international conflict is brewing that threatens to plunge the alien society into war and the loss of millions of lives.
Sheldrake must uncover the secret at the heart of the conflict. If he doesn’t, the mission will go belly up and his shiny new future will be over.
Heaven’s Envoy is book three in the exciting space mythic adventure, Interstellar Fleet.
Keywords: first contact war, thriller & suspense action fiction, genocide, rescue mission, science fiction series, thriller series, battle, alien predator, star book, sifi books, building empire, syfy, space opera books, alien planet survival, galaxy's edge, space warfare survivor, alien world, survive in space, galactic empire, space fleet, military sci-fi, new world, colony planet
Science fiction in the tradition of Frank Herbert, Lois McMaster Bujold, Andre Norton, Alastair Reynolds, and Adrian Tchaikovsky.
Informazioni sull'autore
J.J. Green is a British-Australian science fiction author who writes about ordinary people living with the challenges of existence in future societies, and kickass sci fi heroines too.
Her series include Star Legend, Space Colony One, Star Mage Saga, Shadows of the Void, Interstellar Fleet and Carrie Hatchett, Space Adventurer.
J.J. was born in London’s East End within the sound of the church bells of St. Mary Le Bow, Cheapside, which makes her a bona fide Cockney. She first left the U.K. as a young adult and has lived in Australia, Laos and Taiwan. She currently lives aboard her starship in Cambridge, UK, with her ship’s cat, called Black Cat, the cabin boy and the chief engineer.
