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Railgun: Earth Under Siege
Earth was lostIn its most desperate hour, humanity clings to the edge of chaos—at the tipping point between Armageddon and a new world order. When the Miriu, an advanced alien race, descends upon Earth in the year 2197, they have only one the complete annihilation of the human race. With vastly superior technology and a penchant for total world domination, the Miriu emerge as indestructible bringers of death and appear to stop at nothing to complete their prime directive. In their wake, they leave a trail of death across the face of the planet, and for a moment, all seems lost.
Amidst the rubble of a once great planet, an unlikely hero rises to answer the call of the Miriu. Having sprung forth from the world of science to avenge Earth’s terrible fate, Railgun is the last hope humanity has.
Amidst the rubble of a once great planet, an unlikely hero rises to answer the call of the Miriu. Having sprung forth from the world of science to avenge Earth’s terrible fate, Railgun is the last hope humanity has.
- GenresScience Fiction
139 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 3, 2016
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Luis Robles
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Luigi Robles or also known Luis Robles was born in Los Angeles, CA and spent most of his time as a child visiting libraries and voraciously reading books.
He eventually grew up to become a successful graphic designer and reaped its rewards. He has never stopped reading and has always been a fan of the Science Fiction/Fantasy masters such as Orson Scott Card, Frank Herbert, Iain M. Banks, George R.R. Martin, J.R.R. Tolkien, and many more. But with every book he read, the longing to tell his own stories grew stronger, until he found himself typing away, filling up blank pages in the middle of the night.
Luigi ultimately switched careers to focus on writing and bringing great stories to life. When he isn’t writing, he is plotting and designing or illustrating the cover for his next book, which is the icing on the cake of his lifelong passion.
Now with seven books under his name, his craft keeps on getting better.
Luigi Robles or also known Luis Robles was born in Los Angeles, CA and spent most of his time as a child visiting libraries and voraciously reading books.
He eventually grew up to become a successful graphic designer and reaped its rewards. He has never stopped reading and has always been a fan of the Science Fiction/Fantasy masters such as Orson Scott Card, Frank Herbert, Iain M. Banks, George R.R. Martin, J.R.R. Tolkien, and many more. But with every book he read, the longing to tell his own stories grew stronger, until he found himself typing away, filling up blank pages in the middle of the night.
Luigi ultimately switched careers to focus on writing and bringing great stories to life. When he isn’t writing, he is plotting and designing or illustrating the cover for his next book, which is the icing on the cake of his lifelong passion.
Now with seven books under his name, his craft keeps on getting better.
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September 17, 2019
A first person view…
Seldom does one find a solid first person view throughout a storyline, this is a dynamic look from those involved, powerful. How does a android learn to feel? Railgun is growing up before our eyes and maturing in ways no one could have predicted. Fast read, you rush forward at breakneck speed, seeking out the next answer and the next question. You’ll find no shortage of action is this wondrous read.
Seldom does one find a solid first person view throughout a storyline, this is a dynamic look from those involved, powerful. How does a android learn to feel? Railgun is growing up before our eyes and maturing in ways no one could have predicted. Fast read, you rush forward at breakneck speed, seeking out the next answer and the next question. You’ll find no shortage of action is this wondrous read.
May 20, 2022
This is a very good light, sci-fi for middle schools.
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