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The Possessor Wars #2
The Outcasts
Harriet met the guy of her dreams. And then aliens. Yeah, aliens.
Do you love science fiction? Do you ever wonder what growing up is like in the future?
Get set for a journey across space, time, and even other universes.
The Outcasts
Two years after their friend Jeff Bowman was lost in a disaster in space, Harriet Brightway and Hugh Benson are moving up in the world. Their amazing and inexplicable academic progress recently has earned them a place at the elite Westfald Academy where they rub shoulders with the children of the rich and powerful.
However, entering the world of the financial aristocrats is not easy for Harriet and Hugh. Harriet soon meets the magnetically handsome Leonardo de Medici and the volatile Tiffany Montague. Tiffany, immediately jealous of the attention that Leo pays to Harriet, vents her fury at Harriet in any way she can.
Suddenly, Harriet, Leo, and Tiffany find themselves on the run from an unknown assailant and helped by a mysterious boy from a distant star. Quickly discovering that Hugh has been targeted as well, the five of them begin an odyssey across known space in an attempt to flee from their attacker. Piecing together the clues they gather as they go, Hugh, Harriet, Leo, Tiffany, and the enigmatic Foi search for ways to stop their relentless pursuer and get their lives back.
The Possessor Wars Series
The Possessor Wars is a compelling six-book series documenting humanity's First Contact with energy beings from another universe who seek the one thing that we have that they don't-physical bodies. Wanting the fuller existence granted by human form, these formidable aliens will do anything to subject the human race to their wills.
Set in the 28th Century, the Possessor Wars spans time, space, and even multiple universes as Jeff Bowman and his friends make humanity's final stand against conquering aliens who want to take their bodies, their life energy, their memories, and their very souls.
If you loved Harry Potter, Divergent, and Hunger Games, you should not pass up The Possessor Wars.
Books in this Series
The Boy Who Fell into the Sky
The Outcasts
More to Come...
Publisher's Note
This coming of age series deals with first contact with multiple alien species and the moral dilemmas of teens at the nexus of an impending alien invasion and species war. It is also interspersed with a humorous look at slices of life in the 28th Century as mankind moves outward to explore and colonize space.
www.possessorwars.com
Do you love science fiction? Do you ever wonder what growing up is like in the future?
Get set for a journey across space, time, and even other universes.
The Outcasts
Two years after their friend Jeff Bowman was lost in a disaster in space, Harriet Brightway and Hugh Benson are moving up in the world. Their amazing and inexplicable academic progress recently has earned them a place at the elite Westfald Academy where they rub shoulders with the children of the rich and powerful.
However, entering the world of the financial aristocrats is not easy for Harriet and Hugh. Harriet soon meets the magnetically handsome Leonardo de Medici and the volatile Tiffany Montague. Tiffany, immediately jealous of the attention that Leo pays to Harriet, vents her fury at Harriet in any way she can.
Suddenly, Harriet, Leo, and Tiffany find themselves on the run from an unknown assailant and helped by a mysterious boy from a distant star. Quickly discovering that Hugh has been targeted as well, the five of them begin an odyssey across known space in an attempt to flee from their attacker. Piecing together the clues they gather as they go, Hugh, Harriet, Leo, Tiffany, and the enigmatic Foi search for ways to stop their relentless pursuer and get their lives back.
The Possessor Wars Series
The Possessor Wars is a compelling six-book series documenting humanity's First Contact with energy beings from another universe who seek the one thing that we have that they don't-physical bodies. Wanting the fuller existence granted by human form, these formidable aliens will do anything to subject the human race to their wills.
Set in the 28th Century, the Possessor Wars spans time, space, and even multiple universes as Jeff Bowman and his friends make humanity's final stand against conquering aliens who want to take their bodies, their life energy, their memories, and their very souls.
If you loved Harry Potter, Divergent, and Hunger Games, you should not pass up The Possessor Wars.
Books in this Series
The Boy Who Fell into the Sky
The Outcasts
More to Come...
Publisher's Note
This coming of age series deals with first contact with multiple alien species and the moral dilemmas of teens at the nexus of an impending alien invasion and species war. It is also interspersed with a humorous look at slices of life in the 28th Century as mankind moves outward to explore and colonize space.
www.possessorwars.com
321 pages, Kindle Edition
First published July 31, 2014
6 people want to read
About the author
Chad Spencer
9 books2 followersI love science fiction. Since witnessing the first landing on the Moon (yes, it did really happen in spite of what skeptics say), I have always wanted to go into space. Much to my dismay, I have yet to find a commercial spaceliner that will take me there on my current budget. I find this disturbing given the fact that the books and movies of my youth clearly promised affordable commercial space travel by 2001.
Determined to make the best of things, I write the history of tomorrow where space travel is common and anything is possible.
Determined to make the best of things, I write the history of tomorrow where space travel is common and anything is possible.
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August 28, 2014
This is the second book in the Possessor Wars series. It's even better than the first one. It has a lot of action, which I like. The characters and their relationships are very real. For example, they don't always make the best decisions, but they're basically trying to do their best in a very bad situation.
I also like that this book really expands the size and scope of the world the series is set in. The characters travel across many different planets, and each one is very unique.
In all, it was a great read.
I also like that this book really expands the size and scope of the world the series is set in. The characters travel across many different planets, and each one is very unique.
In all, it was a great read.
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