The Shadow of Cincinnatus
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| Rating | : | 4.99 (580 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1606193201 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 262 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-01-19 |
| Language | : | English |
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To save the Federation, the Outsiders must be defeated - but the Federation may not survive long enough to land the killing blow. But now that the Grand Senate is gone, the Federation is starting to fall apart. Cincinnatus casts a long shadow and those who take up absolute power may not find it so easy to put it down again.. The bureaucrats are running rampant, the corporations are demanding new powers, the colonies want freedom and Earth is collapsing into chaos. Now, as Emperor Marius, Drake can work to restore the once-great Federation to its former glory. Worse, on the borders, a new interstellar power has arisen and is bracing itself for an all-out invasion of Federation space. The warlords are gone, save one. Admiral Marius Drake, betrayed and almost killed by the Grand Senate,
Visit his blog at chrishanger.wordpress and his website at chrishanger.No Bio . Those imaginings provided a solid base for storytelling and eventually led him to write novels. He resides in Edinburgh with his partner, muse, and critic, Aisha. Christopher G. Born and raised in Edinburgh, Scotland, he studied history, which inspired him to imagine new worlds a
He has also published the Royal Sorceress series, the Bookworm series, A Life Less Ordinary, and Sufficiently Advanced Technology with Elsewhen Press, as well as the Schooled in Magic series through Twilight Times Books. Born and raised in Edinburgh, Scotland, he studied history, which inspired him to imagine new worlds and create an alternate-history website. He’s published thirty novels and one novella through Kindle Direct Publishing, including the bestselling Ark Royal series. Nuttall has been planning science fictio
TommyT7Good Intentions Can Give Evil Results Chris Nuttall's books are like popcorn. You might think you'll only have a few kernels, but then you wake up one day to discover dozens of them in your library. This installment (#2) of a trilogy explores duty, honor and allegiance in the face of mendacity, greed and corruption by the leaders of government. The setting is that of the "United Federation Marine Corps" series.The tale is well-told, but to me Nuttall is exhibiting more written exposition and verbosity than he needs in the service of the story. Like recent David Weber novels, these are beginning to stretch out with sometimes interminable discourses about the evil. said Good Intentions Can Give Evil Results. Chris Nuttall's books are like popcorn. You might think you'll only have a few kernels, but then you wake up one day to discover dozens of them in your library. This installment (#"Good Intentions Can Give Evil Results" according to TommyT7Good Intentions Can Give Evil Results Chris Nuttall's books are like popcorn. You might think you'll only have a few kernels, but then you wake up one day to discover dozens of them in your library. This installment (#2) of a trilogy explores duty, honor and allegiance in the face of mendacity, greed and corruption by the leaders of government. The setting is that of the "United Federation Marine Corps" series.The tale is well-told, but to me Nuttall is exhibiting more written exposition and verbosity than he needs in the service of the story. Like recent David Weber novels, these are beginning to stretch out with sometimes interminable discourses about the evil. . Chris Nuttall's books are like popcorn. You might think you'll only have a few kernels, but then you wake up one day to discover dozens of them in your library. This installment (#2) of a trilogy explores duty, honor and allegiance in the face of mendacity, greed and corruption by the leaders of government. The setting is that of the "United Federation Marine Corps" series.The tale is well-told, but to me Nuttall is exhibiting more written exposition and verbosity than he needs in the service of the story. Like recent David Weber novels, these are beginning to stretch out with sometimes interminable discourses about the evil. ) of a trilogy explores duty, honor and allegiance in the face of mendacity, greed and corruption by the leaders of government. The setting is that of the "United Federation Marine Corps" series.The tale is well-told, but to me Nuttall is exhibiting more written exposition and verbosity than he needs in the service of the story. Like recent David Weber novels, these are beginning to stretch out with sometimes interminable discourses about the evil. Good read Good, readable book.. clcoop said Five Stars. good book