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A Conflict of Orders
Casimir Ormuz and the Admiral, at the head of the biggest fleet the
Empire has seen since its founding, are on their way to Geneza to meet
the forces of the Serpent.
On Shuto, capital world of the Empire, the Serpent has begun his siege
of the Imperial Palace.
Ormuz and the Admiral must win their battle on Geneza, and then travel
to Shuto to save the Emperor, to save the Empire. But winning the
fight and lifting the siege are only the beginning. Still
complicating matters is the millennia-long conspiracy which seems to
be driving the Serpent's rebellion.
So who is the real villain?
And when it all ends, who will be sitting on the Imperial Throne?
Empire has seen since its founding, are on their way to Geneza to meet
the forces of the Serpent.
On Shuto, capital world of the Empire, the Serpent has begun his siege
of the Imperial Palace.
Ormuz and the Admiral must win their battle on Geneza, and then travel
to Shuto to save the Emperor, to save the Empire. But winning the
fight and lifting the siege are only the beginning. Still
complicating matters is the millennia-long conspiracy which seems to
be driving the Serpent's rebellion.
So who is the real villain?
And when it all ends, who will be sitting on the Imperial Throne?
548 pages, Kindle Edition
First published October 4, 2015
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March 4, 2016
Prosiguen las intrigas en el imperio galáctico. Se desarrollan satisfactoriamente las tramas de la primera novela, con algunos giros inesperados que preparan la tercera entrega.
Mantiene el nivel de "A Prospect of War" y se explica alguna trama que había quedado floja, como la del personaje Casimir Ormuz. Ganas de leer la tercera, de próxima publicación. Buena space opera, le falta un hervor para conseguir cautivar como otros autores, p. ej. como Peter F Hamilton.
Mantiene el nivel de "A Prospect of War" y se explica alguna trama que había quedado floja, como la del personaje Casimir Ormuz. Ganas de leer la tercera, de próxima publicación. Buena space opera, le falta un hervor para conseguir cautivar como otros autores, p. ej. como Peter F Hamilton.
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