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Infinite Warship
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Expected 15 Apr 26The Imperium is out for blood
Hunted through the stars, teetering on the brink of extinction, humanity clings to its last
The Starship Omega, ancient alien leviathan of a battleship. Discovered by chance at our greatest hour of need.
An incredible future for our species is possible. But before that can come to pass, a terrible crucible awaits us.
Even with Omega, victory will require determination and sacrifice from every surviving human.
The future is calling...but are we worthy of it?
Can Captain Henderson and his crew withstand the full might of two galactic powers? Find out in Book 3 of Starship Omega, an engrossing new space opera from bestselling authors Scott Bartlett and Joshua James.
Hunted through the stars, teetering on the brink of extinction, humanity clings to its last
The Starship Omega, ancient alien leviathan of a battleship. Discovered by chance at our greatest hour of need.
An incredible future for our species is possible. But before that can come to pass, a terrible crucible awaits us.
Even with Omega, victory will require determination and sacrifice from every surviving human.
The future is calling...but are we worthy of it?
Can Captain Henderson and his crew withstand the full might of two galactic powers? Find out in Book 3 of Starship Omega, an engrossing new space opera from bestselling authors Scott Bartlett and Joshua James.
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Expected publication April 15, 2026
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About the author
Scott Bartlett
117 books313 followersScott Bartlett writes his books from inside a mech, which is inside the hangar bay of a light armored cruiser stationed just past Jupiter.
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Scott was born in St. John’s, Newfoundland – the easternmost province of Canada.
During his decade-long journey to become a full-time author, he supported himself by working an assortment of jobs…
...salmon hatchery technician, grocery clerk, youth care worker, ghostwriter, research assistant, pita maker, and freelance editor.
In 2014, he succeeded in becoming a full-time novelist, and he’s been writing science fiction at light speed ever since.
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Certain parts of the last sentence may not be completely true.
Here are some more believable statements:
Scott was born in St. John’s, Newfoundland – the easternmost province of Canada.
During his decade-long journey to become a full-time author, he supported himself by working an assortment of jobs…
...salmon hatchery technician, grocery clerk, youth care worker, ghostwriter, research assistant, pita maker, and freelance editor.
In 2014, he succeeded in becoming a full-time novelist, and he’s been writing science fiction at light speed ever since.
Get 3 FREE military space opera ebooks:
https://www.scottplots.com
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Review of advance copy received from Author
I did not receive a review copy of this book. I participated in a kickstarter campaign.
There are still number issues in this one. Three million becomes two million when dealing with the earth system evacuations, but that seems to be a trend in this series, so I'll just let that slide.
Otherwise though, for the most part, I thought the story flowed well, even if there were parts that seemed unnecessary. There were two chapters cut from the book that would have explained a little better where some of the characters came from, but I do understand why they were cut, even if I think it would have been better to include at least one of them.
I'm also not sure if I like the ending, where the main character, and the ship departed for parts unknownafter everything else was dealt with on the human world. But other than those minor quibles, I found the story to be enjoyable, even if I did think some of the battles could have been avoided, and hwo some of the other issues were dealt with didn't always make sense, it's still a pretty good story, and one I think most readers of the series will find acceptable, if not entirely adequate.
Perhaps there will be other books in a similar series to continue the storyline from the point where this trilogy ended. If so, I'd be happy to read them.
Now, off to find something else to read.
There are still number issues in this one. Three million becomes two million when dealing with the earth system evacuations, but that seems to be a trend in this series, so I'll just let that slide.
Otherwise though, for the most part, I thought the story flowed well, even if there were parts that seemed unnecessary. There were two chapters cut from the book that would have explained a little better where some of the characters came from, but I do understand why they were cut, even if I think it would have been better to include at least one of them.
I'm also not sure if I like the ending, where the main character, and the ship departed for parts unknownafter everything else was dealt with on the human world. But other than those minor quibles, I found the story to be enjoyable, even if I did think some of the battles could have been avoided, and hwo some of the other issues were dealt with didn't always make sense, it's still a pretty good story, and one I think most readers of the series will find acceptable, if not entirely adequate.
Perhaps there will be other books in a similar series to continue the storyline from the point where this trilogy ended. If so, I'd be happy to read them.
Now, off to find something else to read.
October 17, 2025
We all know that Life simply is.... indeterminable. Sometimes good, sometimes not and sometimes simply...okay.
For the human race, having been conquered by the Ornu, life turned dismal as slaves to aliens...and Earth destroyed.
Until Bill Henderson encountered an ancient spaceship now called Omega.
In Infinite Warship became a vessel to escape the Ornu and the hope of getting humanity to a new planet all of their own.
But Life is Life is Life. There is no way the Ornu will allow the humans to escape.
And life happens to become more deadly....
The plot of Infinite Warship is brilliantly compiled to have the reader experience life on the run for the humans with ever increasing deadly war skirmishes, doubt, trying to survive against all odds.
And added to this is the introduction of yet a darker and more dangerous creature and his name is Teraphim.
Infinite Warship is quite a tome succeeding well in keeping the reader immersed in a rare and convuluted space war page by page as reality outside this book becomes surprisingly ...vague. For hours.
Enjoy
For the human race, having been conquered by the Ornu, life turned dismal as slaves to aliens...and Earth destroyed.
Until Bill Henderson encountered an ancient spaceship now called Omega.
In Infinite Warship became a vessel to escape the Ornu and the hope of getting humanity to a new planet all of their own.
But Life is Life is Life. There is no way the Ornu will allow the humans to escape.
And life happens to become more deadly....
The plot of Infinite Warship is brilliantly compiled to have the reader experience life on the run for the humans with ever increasing deadly war skirmishes, doubt, trying to survive against all odds.
And added to this is the introduction of yet a darker and more dangerous creature and his name is Teraphim.
Infinite Warship is quite a tome succeeding well in keeping the reader immersed in a rare and convuluted space war page by page as reality outside this book becomes surprisingly ...vague. For hours.
Enjoy
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