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Planetfall: A Space Opera Adventure

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Mankind is not alone – but their greatest journey has just begun.

The starship Cochise is forced down on the planet it was about to survey, plunging the crew into an alien world. Thrown into a first contact crisis, Commander Keyton is reliant on the Ashur, warrior horsemen of Hvar, and embarks on an epic journey to repair the broken starship.

The further he travels the deeper he is sucked into the violence, passion and intrigue that haunts this world. The longer his stay, the greater the demands placed on him to intercede, the greater his impossible attachment to the Ashur High Marshall's daughter Adesina.

Meanwhile, other powers are loose on this planet and a brutal war breaks out that threatens to trap the crew forever. With his tech resources used or stripped away Keyton must break every first contact rule to survive. Demons, super warriors, prophecy, treachery and death awaits, as the crew stumble across the true origins of mankind.

An epic adventure that will take the crew to the edge of destruction and despair – Read Now to live the journey.

519 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 10, 2023

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D.D. Hart

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June 24, 2023
Crash landing on unexplored world to find it already occupied

Great story modern day starship crashes on medieval world in need of repair to find that it is home to 2 different human populations one peek dust risk and one possessing remnants of past technology battles and the obligatory love story make for a great read.
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January 10, 2024
In dire need of an editor

Not trying to be harsh but I couldn't get past 50 pages. There were far, far too many tellings, the descriptions of people standing to the left and under the window with excruciating detail, along with some very very cliched sentences were just too much for me.
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June 17, 2025
Fun read

The book was well written And interesting But A bit too much On the warfare And not enough On the science part of science fiction.
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