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The Seryys Chronicles #2.5
The Truth
A young, ambitious Fleet Commander learns the truth of his people’s ancestry. However, this information comes at a price—a high price—when he is asked to give up his command and leave his home at Colony One to lead a group of separatists. Unbeknownst to him, an organization known as the Black Gate Society has been trying to cover the truth for a century and they will stop at nothing to keep that truth hidden.
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First published February 22, 2014
About the author
Joseph Nicholson
19 books5 followersRaised in the beautiful mountain town of Breckenridge, Colorado, Joe Nicholson now lives with his beautiful California girl and bride, Bonnie, in Northern Colorado. In 2006, he graduated from Adams State College (a small university in Alamosa, Colorado) with a Bachelor’s Degree in Music Composition. By day, he’s a mild-mannered (yeah, right!) banker and by night, a father, a writer, a musician, a composer, an RPG gamer, a mean video game player and a masked vigilante (not really, but he does own several Superman shirts). He loves Sci-Fi and Fantasy, still reads comic books, has an impressive Star Wars book collection, an unmatched knowledge of Star Wars trivia, has been watching Star Trek since he was in diapers, loves going to the park to read with his wife, HATES sparkly vampires, LOVES Superman, and volunteers every year at StarFest, a Sci-Fi Convention in Denver, Colorado.
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September 14, 2026
The Truth offers an intriguing premise built around ancestry, loyalty, and a secret powerful enough to threaten an entire society. I liked the idea of following a young Fleet Commander whose discovery of his people’s past forces him to make an enormous personal sacrifice and step into a much larger conflict. The presence of the Black Gate Society adds another layer of mystery and danger, especially as they work to keep the truth hidden. It’s an interesting setup for readers who enjoy science fiction involving secrets, political conflict, and characters caught between duty and what they have discovered.
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