Glory Point

Gigaparsec #4

by Scott Rhine

The finale of the Gigaparsec space adventure. A fleet of cold-bloods has been in cryo-sleep for 125 years. Their goal is to take over the Banker homeworld. Reuben Black Ram finds out that the invasion could trigger the collapse of the Union and the deaths of billions of his people. Now, he and the other members of his crew must stop the fleet before it's too late. If they can convince the Magi to let them borrow the only ship fast enough, and if they knew where the phantom fleet was. Their only clue is a cryptic reference to a place they call Glory Point.

238 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 17, 2017

About the author

Scott Rhine wanted to find a job that combined his love of reading with math problem solving, so he studied both short stories and computer languages. As a techno-gypsy, he worked on optimizing some of the fastest and largest supercomputers in the world. A couple of degrees, patents, and children later, at forty-eight, he still didn't know what he wanted to be when he grew up. When his third publication "Doors to Eternity" unexpectedly hit #16 on the Amazon epic fantasy list, he decided to retire from engineering in order to become a full-time author. Humor is a part of every story he writes because people are funny, even when they don't think so. In the real world, something always goes wrong and people have flaws. If you can't laugh at yourself, someone is probably doing it for you. Strong female characters also play a major role in his stories because he's married to a beautiful PhD who can edit, break boards, and use a chainsaw.

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Reviews

[Scott Rhine · Rating 5 out of 5]

This one took a while to finish. I was very clear on the technology and how the battle goes. The hard part was telling the tale from a Saurian's point of view. From the start, Kesh let me know that he wants to go out in a blaze of glory, but he's better at accounting than fighting.

[Angela Hughes · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good Read

I was sad when this book ended. I'm going to miss the friendships and adventure. All of the characters were interesting and entertaining.