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JAMES C. GLASS
The Immortals created a passage from one universe to another and founded peaceful colonies there, but now the homeworld is ruled by a corrupt Council that will send an army to put the colonies under harsh rule. On the colony world of Gan, Trae is raised in secret by a religious sect hiding from a crazed emperor. The reincarnated son of an immortal prophet, Trae is guided by a mentor mysteriously connected to his father, is raised to lead a revolution against the Emperor and, reunited with his true family, moves to meet the threat of the conquering horde streaming in from another universe.
- September 2012 978-1-933846-33-0
- Cover design by Patrick Swenson
- Cover art by Keith Boulger
The Immortals created a passage from one universe to another and founded peaceful colonies there, but now the homeworld is ruled by a corrupt Council that will send an army to put the colonies under harsh rule. On the colony world of Gan, Trae is raised in secret by a religious sect hiding from a crazed emperor. The reincarnated son of an immortal prophet, Trae is guided by a mentor mysteriously connected to his father, is raised to lead a revolution against the Emperor and, reunited with his true family, moves to meet the threat of the conquering horde streaming in from another universe.
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"James Glass is one of those rare authors who can blend hard science with otherworldly imagination into a gripping story."
—M.J. Engh, author of Arslan
"There are a handful of writers who do outstanding military science fiction—David Drake, William Dietz, David Weber. To those add one more: James Glass."
—Steve Perry, author of The Omega Cage
"James Glass writes well, thinks well, and demonstrates a strong and nuanced sense of humanity, human affairs, ethnicity, and ethics."
—John Dalmas, author of The Regiment
—M.J. Engh, author of Arslan
"There are a handful of writers who do outstanding military science fiction—David Drake, William Dietz, David Weber. To those add one more: James Glass."
—Steve Perry, author of The Omega Cage
"James Glass writes well, thinks well, and demonstrates a strong and nuanced sense of humanity, human affairs, ethnicity, and ethics."
—John Dalmas, author of The Regiment
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