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Gordian Knot #2

Sowing the Dragon's Teeth: A Military Sci-Fi Series

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The galaxy is thrown into chaos as the wrath of The Regime gets unleashed.

Newly-promoted Warrant Officer “Pappy” Gunther is tasked with training the next generation of UEAF officers as the galaxy-spanning Regime gains ground. When a commander from his past shows up and asks him to join a covert black-ops unit, Pappy has a crucial choice to make.

Speaks-The-Truth has a chance to live a life of peace on a world far-removed from the conflict. Yet, she’s haunted by the demons of her past and feels compelled to join the greatest struggle in the history of her people. Despite her aspirations, she fears that she cannot escape her destiny.

Newly reincarnated King Momak is the ceremonial father of the Regime, yet has dreams of a violent past life. As he learns about his own mysterious past, he gains important insight into the origins of his own civilization...and seeks a way to prevent its inevitable destruction.

Don't miss book two in the debut military sci-fi series from author Jonathan Hernandez.

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Published April 2, 2021

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Jonathan E. Hernandez

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Jonathan E. Hernandez is an author, visual artist, and organizer with the Brooklyn Speculative Fiction Writers. After an honorable discharge from the military, he went back to school to study creative writing and pursue a career better suited to his muse. A Nuyorican originally from the Bronx, he now lives in Astoria, New York with his partner Anita and a cat named Jonesy.

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April 26, 2021
The first part was good enough for me to check out the second. And while the action was missing, I liked the way the author has described the multiple cultures in multiple worlds. This is a trilogy and I will definitely be waiting for the final part to be released.
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