| Author: | Steve White, Shirley Meier | ISBN: | 9781618245472 |
| Publisher: | Baen Books | Publication: | January 1, 2007 |
| Imprint: | Baen Publishing Enterprises | Language: | English |
| Author: | Steve White, Shirley Meier |
| ISBN: | 9781618245472 |
| Publisher: | Baen Books |
| Publication: | January 1, 2007 |
| Imprint: | Baen Publishing Enterprises |
| Language: | English |
The Promised Land Has A Vermin Problem. . .
Once before, the sentient races in the known part of the galaxy had united against alien invaders. Decades have since passed and new generations have grown complacent . . . dangerously so.
Long ago, much of the population of an entire planet fled their world before its sun went nova in thousands of ships, each one larger than a city. Now, the armada has arrived at the world they intend to make their new home. They regard the fact that the planet is already colonized by humans as a mere inconvenience, and their mode of communication is so different from anything humans use that they do not consider humans and their allies to be truly intelligent.
This time, the races of the old alliance will not have to worry about becoming an invader's meal— but that will be small comfort if these new invaders decide that genocide is justified for their own survival. . . .
At the publisher's request, this title is sold without DRM (Digital Rights Management).
“[Leaves] the reader both exhilarated and enriched.”
—Publishers Weekly on David Weber and Steve White’s The Shiva Option.
Once before, the sentient races in the known part of the galaxy had united against alien invaders. Decades have since passed and new generations have grown complacent . . . dangerously so.
Long ago, much of the population of an entire planet fled their world before its sun went nova in thousands of ships, each one larger than a city. Now, the armada has arrived at the world they intend to make their new home. They regard the fact that the planet is already colonized by humans as a mere inconvenience, and their mode of communication is so different from anything humans use that they do not consider humans and their allies to be truly intelligent.
This time, the races of the old alliance will not have to worry about becoming an invader's meal— but that will be small comfort if these new invaders decide that genocide is justified for their own survival. . . .
At the publisher's request, this title is sold without DRM (Digital Rights Management).
“[Leaves] the reader both exhilarated and enriched.”
—Publishers Weekly on David Weber and Steve White’s The Shiva Option.
The Promised Land Has A Vermin Problem. . .
Once before, the sentient races in the known part of the galaxy had united against alien invaders. Decades have since passed and new generations have grown complacent . . . dangerously so.
Long ago, much of the population of an entire planet fled their world before its sun went nova in thousands of ships, each one larger than a city. Now, the armada has arrived at the world they intend to make their new home. They regard the fact that the planet is already colonized by humans as a mere inconvenience, and their mode of communication is so different from anything humans use that they do not consider humans and their allies to be truly intelligent.
This time, the races of the old alliance will not have to worry about becoming an invader's meal— but that will be small comfort if these new invaders decide that genocide is justified for their own survival. . . .
At the publisher's request, this title is sold without DRM (Digital Rights Management).
“[Leaves] the reader both exhilarated and enriched.”
—Publishers Weekly on David Weber and Steve White’s The Shiva Option.
Once before, the sentient races in the known part of the galaxy had united against alien invaders. Decades have since passed and new generations have grown complacent . . . dangerously so.
Long ago, much of the population of an entire planet fled their world before its sun went nova in thousands of ships, each one larger than a city. Now, the armada has arrived at the world they intend to make their new home. They regard the fact that the planet is already colonized by humans as a mere inconvenience, and their mode of communication is so different from anything humans use that they do not consider humans and their allies to be truly intelligent.
This time, the races of the old alliance will not have to worry about becoming an invader's meal— but that will be small comfort if these new invaders decide that genocide is justified for their own survival. . . .
At the publisher's request, this title is sold without DRM (Digital Rights Management).
“[Leaves] the reader both exhilarated and enriched.”
—Publishers Weekly on David Weber and Steve White’s The Shiva Option.
