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A call for help
Continue your journey with Marcus, Scout Master of the First Legion, as he leads his troops deeper in the lands of Marlian. Though General Torkal has secured the northern borders of Antiago, allies of the kingdom are in need of aid, prompting the legionnaires to ride to their aid.
As they answer the call for help, Marcus finds himself sent for different missions. Diplomatic encounters, reconnaissance, or battles. Set in an alternate universe during the time of Caesar, witness the might of the Roman Legions as they clash against fantasy adversaries.
With each skirmish and victory, Marcus learns more about the enemy they face. Will he be able to survive in this strange land and emerge victorious against all odds? Find out now.
As they answer the call for help, Marcus finds himself sent for different missions. Diplomatic encounters, reconnaissance, or battles. Set in an alternate universe during the time of Caesar, witness the might of the Roman Legions as they clash against fantasy adversaries.
With each skirmish and victory, Marcus learns more about the enemy they face. Will he be able to survive in this strange land and emerge victorious against all odds? Find out now.
279 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 17, 2023
About the author
F. Stephan
17 books67 followersFabrice Stephan is an engineer and is the author of multiple technical books on computer science. As a life-long fan of classic science fiction as well as emerging new voices from the genre, his underlying passion is the exploration of technology through fiction, which he shares in his novel Human Starpilots.
Partially inspired by the classic Robert Heinlein novel Have Spacesuit, Will Travel, Stephan’s debut novel Human Starpilots and its sequel Interstellar Starpilots explore a future world, where, desperate to escape ecological disaster on earth, humankind’s fate relies on the investment in a unique and limited group of only six pilots capable of surviving the training of managing hyperspace jumps learned from a borrowed Alien technology.
And, if the risks and challenges these brave pilots faces wasn’t enough, contact and collaboration with the Alien Federation begins to reveal even more surprises.
When he is not exploring other worlds through science fiction, or computer technology through his work, Fabrice Stephan has traversed much of the globe. Born in the USA, he has lived in France, Denmark and Australia before settling in Macon, near the border of Burgundy, with his wife and two kids.
Partially inspired by the classic Robert Heinlein novel Have Spacesuit, Will Travel, Stephan’s debut novel Human Starpilots and its sequel Interstellar Starpilots explore a future world, where, desperate to escape ecological disaster on earth, humankind’s fate relies on the investment in a unique and limited group of only six pilots capable of surviving the training of managing hyperspace jumps learned from a borrowed Alien technology.
And, if the risks and challenges these brave pilots faces wasn’t enough, contact and collaboration with the Alien Federation begins to reveal even more surprises.
When he is not exploring other worlds through science fiction, or computer technology through his work, Fabrice Stephan has traversed much of the globe. Born in the USA, he has lived in France, Denmark and Australia before settling in Macon, near the border of Burgundy, with his wife and two kids.
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