Alien Exile

Cold War #2

by Ken Bebelle, Julia Vee

The thrilling conclusion to the Cold War series!

Alien DNA infected her body. But will her dual nature be the only thing that saves her snow-encrusted world?

Cam Alvarez still clings to her last shred of humanity. Desperate to keep the rescued alien hybrids alive in her remote polar exile, she struggles with failing stasis tubes and subzero Arctic conditions. But she questions her compassion when the Ringhead hive queen she imprisoned escapes and rains down terror on Earth.

As the alien Mother maneuvers towards Alvarez’s old base, she’s torn between her duty to protect her former soldiers, and the needs of her defenseless charges facing an icy demise. But with alien zombie hordes surging, she may have no choice but to embrace her hated genetic powers to save Earth…

Will Lieutenant Alvarez defeat the powerful invaders before they twist her planet into a frozen graveyard?

Cold War: Alien Exile is the second book in a riveting military sci-fi series. If you like determined heroines, futuristic battles, and page-turning tension, then you’ll love Julia Vee’s thrilling novel.

Buy Cold War: Alien Exile to turn up the heat on a fast-paced adventure today!

356 pages, Kindle Edition

First published December 7, 2019

About the author

Ken Bebelle has been an avid reader of fantasy, science fiction, and comic books his entire life. His first foray into writing was in the eighth grade with a sword and sorcery fantasy story stored on a 5.25” floppy disk.

Ken and his co-author, Julia Vee, recently finished Ebony Gate, an Asian-inspired contemporary fantasy set in the Pacific Rim. Ebony Gate was acquired by Claire Eddy at TOR and will debut in summer 2023 as the first in a trilogy. Ken and Julia have also self-published another series, Seattle Slayers, an urban fantasy set in a post-apocalyptic Seattle. In his spare time, Ken is married, has two grown children, ponders the cyberpunk novel that he has yet to write, and tries to grow tomatoes in his meager backyard.

Reviews

[John Mchale · Rating 4 out of 5]

Really enjoyed this, plenty of twists to keep things going. Though some were a bit tenuous and story line had gaps as if sections had been edited out. What was good was there were different plot lines for different characters and these were kept in sync, along the lines of s "meanwhile Fred was......" . This kept the whole book moving and following characters some whom.......

[Bill · Rating 5 out of 5]

A wild ride to the very end. A series that is hard to put down.

[Deborah Stovall · Rating 4 out of 5]

The Cold War series is an excellent alien invasion story

I very much enjoyed the series. So this review is for all the books. The premise is original and the battles are exciting and down-to-earth. The prosthetics are interesting and to have them available now would be the best. I was captivated by the Wolves and their singular focus to win and save their team mates. The only problems are the typos. Even with the typos the series, Cold War, is an exciting, fascinating read that I very much recommend

[David P. Duffy · Rating 2 out of 5]

A ‘Mary Sue’ Hybrid Mercenary Saves the Earth...

An emotional widow, super mercenary human-alien hybrid fully transforms to save the Earth from alien invaders.

A ‘Mary Sue’ on alien growth hormones kinda deal. It’s dreck.