The Galactic Invaders

by James R. Berry

On his way to headquarters for briefing, someone tries to murder Captain Keith Cranston - an ominous start for a space mission! But this is just the beginning. As his expedition progresses, Cranston realizes that not only is his own life at stake but everyone in the vast galactic empire of the Earth Federation is in danger. Incredible as it seems to him, the entire civilization is threatened by unimaginably strange aliens. But Cranston suspects that behind those sinister creatures lurks someone who is no stranger to Earth.

190 pages, Paperback

First published June 1, 1976

About the author

US author most noted for juvenile fiction

Reviews

[Leslie Munday · Rating 3 out of 5]

Not bad; more fantasy than science., since special relativity doesn't appear to apply and I could find no explanation for instantaneous communication.

Lots of space travel fighting baddies and some narrow escapes, along with an actual story line. Would make a fine B movie.

[Egghead · Rating 3 out of 5]

as generic as
title; you've read this before
million times over