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Earth Rebels!
Aliens have invaded Earth and the fate of all humankind is not about an endless war against the countless hostile aliens and mutant species, but something far worse!
Death arenas, killer drones and new planets are only the beginning...
While they search for a new home - a new Earth, the few humans that have survived are fending for themselves in a hostile world.
Outnumbered and outgunned by the drones and human hunters sent by the Grey Ones, they must use all of their cunning and wits to survive.
One renegade fighter with an unlikely crew, and an aging ship the Avalon are all that stands between humanity and its destruction!
Ready for epic space battles, killer drones and mutant species?
Death arenas, killer drones and new planets are only the beginning...
While they search for a new home - a new Earth, the few humans that have survived are fending for themselves in a hostile world.
Outnumbered and outgunned by the drones and human hunters sent by the Grey Ones, they must use all of their cunning and wits to survive.
One renegade fighter with an unlikely crew, and an aging ship the Avalon are all that stands between humanity and its destruction!
Ready for epic space battles, killer drones and mutant species?
163 pages, ebook
Published April 18, 2022
About the author
J.C. Moore
27 books42 followersJ.C. Moore is the bestselling author of the Shadow Bay mysteries, the Frank Mallory thrillers, and the No Safe Place series.
His books blend crime fiction, suspense, and psychological tension, often featuring small towns with dark secrets, missing persons, serial killers, and ordinary people forced into impossible situations.
Influenced by writers such as Robert B. Parker, Michael Connelly, Karin Slaughter, Lee Child, and James Patterson, Moore writes fast-paced stories driven by character, consequence, and the choices people make under pressure.
Before becoming a full-time author, he worked as a bartender, IT technician, touring musician, horse farm manager, and restaurant owner. His music has appeared in television and film.
He lives in upstate New York with his partner and their dog Archie and is a member of the Mystery Writers of America.
The Shadow Bay Series
Secrets from a Serial Killer
The Winter of Hidden Knives
Behind All the Dark Roads
Echoes of a Serial Killer
The Frank Mallory Thrillers
Dead Man's Payback
No Way Out Alive
The No Safe Place Series
Brink of Ashes
Brink of Winter
TikTok: @jcmooreauthor
Find out more at jcmooreauthor.com
His books blend crime fiction, suspense, and psychological tension, often featuring small towns with dark secrets, missing persons, serial killers, and ordinary people forced into impossible situations.
Influenced by writers such as Robert B. Parker, Michael Connelly, Karin Slaughter, Lee Child, and James Patterson, Moore writes fast-paced stories driven by character, consequence, and the choices people make under pressure.
Before becoming a full-time author, he worked as a bartender, IT technician, touring musician, horse farm manager, and restaurant owner. His music has appeared in television and film.
He lives in upstate New York with his partner and their dog Archie and is a member of the Mystery Writers of America.
The Shadow Bay Series
Secrets from a Serial Killer
The Winter of Hidden Knives
Behind All the Dark Roads
Echoes of a Serial Killer
The Frank Mallory Thrillers
Dead Man's Payback
No Way Out Alive
The No Safe Place Series
Brink of Ashes
Brink of Winter
TikTok: @jcmooreauthor
Find out more at jcmooreauthor.com
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July 6, 2022
Good throwback sci-fi alien invasion novel
I read this before and posted a review, but Amazon ignored me (not for the first time)!!
I hope this was written in a tongue-in-cheek style because it presents itself as a homage to pulpy 1950s sci-fi stories, which would now be quite kitsch and representative of a golden age. You have to read it in the style that it’s trying to portray.
If that’s the case then this is a good story, with plenty of action and adventure (kind of reminded me of Flash Gordon, which was actually a movie serial in the 1930s and not a series of books).
There doesn’t seem to be any mention of this being part 1 of a bigger series, so to end on a cliff-hanger was a surprise.
I read this before and posted a review, but Amazon ignored me (not for the first time)!!
I hope this was written in a tongue-in-cheek style because it presents itself as a homage to pulpy 1950s sci-fi stories, which would now be quite kitsch and representative of a golden age. You have to read it in the style that it’s trying to portray.
If that’s the case then this is a good story, with plenty of action and adventure (kind of reminded me of Flash Gordon, which was actually a movie serial in the 1930s and not a series of books).
There doesn’t seem to be any mention of this being part 1 of a bigger series, so to end on a cliff-hanger was a surprise.
June 6, 2022
cool book. Lame cover
This book was a really cool idea. It was like hunger games meets ready player one.
Then with some magic added in.
The main characters are likable and relatable. And the idea behind the elimination drones was pretty cool. A future of endless more and annihilation. I was always a big fan of those old-school dime store Alien books, and this is reminiscent of that awesome old nostalgia.
This book was a really cool idea. It was like hunger games meets ready player one.
Then with some magic added in.
The main characters are likable and relatable. And the idea behind the elimination drones was pretty cool. A future of endless more and annihilation. I was always a big fan of those old-school dime store Alien books, and this is reminiscent of that awesome old nostalgia.
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