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From USA Today bestselling author, Robert I. Katz, comes The Towering Flame, the first book in a brand new series, The Survivors.Once, long ago, the Empire of Mankind spread among the stars, but the Empire fell into civil war and anarchy, leaving every human inhabited world across the galaxy to go its own way. Today, after two thousand years of isolation, the Viceroy rules over seven nations on one long-abandoned planet. He alone possesses any vestige of the technology left behind by the vanished Empire and he uses it to rule with an iron fist in a velvet glove. But below the surface, ambitious men are struggling for power and rebellion is simmering. Terence Allen is the third son of a wealthy father. Terence is satisfied with his life. He has few responsibilities, fewer challenges and little desire to change. Terence Allen is an unlikely catalyst for rebellion, but Terence's destiny changes the moment he sees Thierry Jorge Garcia striding toward him one night at the Summer Fair in Varanisi, the Viceroy's city. Thierry, the heir to a long-standing military tradition, will let nothing keep him from pursuing Irina Archer, the woman he had known and loved as a young man in far-off Cathay, the woman who is now Terence Allen's fianc�e.The feud that results will have repercussions far beyond the borders of the city, as the seven nations seethe with conspiracies, rumors and strife. A war that has been brewing for over a century is coming, a war that will upend the foundations of both men's world. No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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But it can be a difficult read.
The prologue seems to have nothing to do with the early chapters, and the second part initially seems to have nothing to do with the early chapters. It’s only late in the novel that everything draws together as a cohesive narrative. It also provides a merest glimpse of the actual workings of the world.
Very readable. I will purchase the next novel when it is released. ( )