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The Antaran Codex - Preview!

Hi guys

The new book is almost ready. The planned release date is 12 July 2014. Here is a little introduction to Sirius Kade and The Antaran Codex.


THE ANTARAN CODEX

As mankind nears its goal of galactic citizenship, Sirius Kade, trader and Earth Intelligence Service deep cover agent, learns that wealthy and powerful leaders from across Mapped Space are vying for control of an alien relic they believe is the key to untold riches – unaware they are being deceived.

Sirius soon finds himself entangled in an interstellar plot to make humanity a cosmic outcast, denying it its place as the newest member of the vast and ancient community that has governed the galaxy for eons.

With mankind’s fate in the balance, Sirius must overcome ruthless alien adversaries and deadly human rivals as he seeks to discover the secret of The Antaran Codex and safeguard man’s future among the stars.



MAPPED SPACE CHRONOLOGY

15000 BC – 2130 AD
Rise of Planetary Civilization on Earth.

2130 – 2643
Rise of Inter-planetary Civilization throughout the Solar System.

2644
First human ship reaches Proxima Centauri and is met by a Tau Ceti Observer.
Dawn of Human Interstellar Civilization.

2645
Earth Council signs the Access Treaty with the Galactic Forum.
First 500 year Probationary Period begins.
Tau Cetins provide astrographic data out to 1,200 light years from Earth (Mapped Space) and 100 kilograms of Novarium to power human star ships.

2646 – 3154
Human Civilization expands rapidly through Mapped Space.
Continual Access Treaty infringements cause multiple extensions of the Probationary Period, delaying mankind’s membership into the Galactic Forum.

3154
Human religious fanatics attack the Mataron Homeworld.
Tau Cetin Observers prevent Mataron Fleet from destroying Earth.

3155 – 3158
Tau Cetin ships convert human supplies of novarium held in Earth stockpiles and within ship energy plants to inert material.

3155 – 4155
Galactic Forum suspends human interstellar access rights and imposes 1,000 year Embargo.
Contact with other civilizations ends.
Many human outposts beyond the Solar System collapse.

4126
Earth Navy (EN) established by the Democratic Union to police mankind when Embargo is lifted.
Earth Council assumes control of EN.

4138
Earth Intelligence Service (EIS) established by the Earth Council.

4155
The Embargo ends. Access Treaty reactivated.
Second 500 year Probationary Period begins.
Human interstellar travel resumes.

4155 – 4267
Earth re-establishes contact with surviving human outposts.

4605
The Antaran Codex.
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Published on May 12, 2014 19:57 Tags: mapped-space, science-fiction, sf-thriller, sirius-kade, space-opera

The Riven Stars (Mapped Space 3) Available Now

Hi guys

The third Sirius Kade space opera / SF thriller has just launched, available for Kindle, Kobo and Apple iTunes and as a paperback on Amazon.

From the back cover:

"Blistering action ... arresting characters ... a densely plotted epic ... Renneberg aptly portrays strikingly different worlds ... (in) an exhilarating espionage tale involving the threat of galactic war."
- Kirkus Reviews


Earth Intelligence Service agent Sirius Kade is sent to intercept a mysterious visitor to the Orion Arm from the remote Cygnus Rim. He must discover why an alien race humanity has never before encountered conspires against Earth and its far flung colonies.

While civil war ravages mankind, Sirius discovers old and new enemies entwined in a sinister scheme of cosmic proportions. His mission takes him to barbaric human and oppressive alien worlds before a final reckoning in the ancient halls of galactic power.

Deceived and betrayed, Sirius is forced to choose between love and duty as the fate of galactic civilization is decided.
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