Broken Arrow

Navigator #4

by S.D. Tanner

Book Four of the completed four-part Navigator series

The aliens take a step too far and Ark decides it's time to go all in. Sending all of their Navigator battle teams to the nests, they uncover unexpected allies in a final showdown that will determine which side will rule earth.

This is the final battle between man and the aliens, resulting in winners and losers in the ultimate game of poker.

With advanced vision, hydraulics and liquid based armor, Navigators are soldiers of the future. When the world falls to an unexpected enemy, they become mankind's only chance to remain the dominant species.

Broken Arrow is the fourth and final book in the Navigator series.

Genres: Science Fiction

266 pages, Kindle Edition

First published May 11, 2016

Reviews

[Margaret Stevens · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is the fourth volume in the series. Once again, we are trying to get rid of the bugs that have decimated our planet. They can turn half of us into murderers and use the corpses as food. They have made nests throughout the earth outside of the cities. The Navigators have proven to be our best defense against them, but they are pitifully few and they take too much power. Now we find out that we have one more power in our arsenal: we can lie to our invaders and they will believe us. This is the tactic used to clear out the Albuquerque pyramid so the Navigators can invade and hopefully get to the bottom of the nest this time. They go with bombs, knowing that each one will kill the nest and likely themselves as well. The tension builds to the final battle and beyond. I wonder if I could handle living in the aftermath.

[Ross · Rating 4 out of 5]

Last of this series - enjoyed them all 4/5

[George Wilson · Rating 4 out of 5]

a satisfactory conclusion to an unusual set of books. Enjoyed all four.

[Tim Tolley · Rating 5 out of 5]

Once Again!

Wow! SD Tanner delivered another riveting story. I can't wait to see what he comes up with next! His style and character development cross all genres. Thumbs up and highly recommended!