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Invasion Redux
London, the far future—the city is almost unrecognisable, a legacy of the war fought centuries past. Now, two men navigate its dark streets, soldiers on a mission, fighting a battle that began hundreds of years ago…
As Downing Street basks beneath a summer sun, the driver of a truck bomb watches and waits as the seconds on his watch tick away.
Across the city, three men park their van beneath London’s busiest flight path and unload Stinger missiles, aiming them at the giant airliner passing overhead.
In Stockwell, south London, an MI5 officer discovers that his surveillance target—and scores of others—have shaken their tails and disappeared. All at the same time.
The fuse has been lit. A maelstrom of violence is about to engulf the capital, a precursor to something far bigger.
Something unimaginable and infinitely more terrifying…
INVASION.
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INVASION REDUX is the original version of INVASION , first released in 2006, and INVASION: DOWNFALL (2013) . This version has been updated to incorporate the many changes that have taken place since.
As Downing Street basks beneath a summer sun, the driver of a truck bomb watches and waits as the seconds on his watch tick away.
Across the city, three men park their van beneath London’s busiest flight path and unload Stinger missiles, aiming them at the giant airliner passing overhead.
In Stockwell, south London, an MI5 officer discovers that his surveillance target—and scores of others—have shaken their tails and disappeared. All at the same time.
The fuse has been lit. A maelstrom of violence is about to engulf the capital, a precursor to something far bigger.
Something unimaginable and infinitely more terrifying…
INVASION.
________________
INVASION REDUX is the original version of INVASION , first released in 2006, and INVASION: DOWNFALL (2013) . This version has been updated to incorporate the many changes that have taken place since.
670 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 25, 2022
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About the author
D.C. Alden
14 books93 followersDC Alden is a UK-based Amazon best-selling author, screenwriter, and award-winning writer/director whose gripping thrillers pull no punches. A former soldier and police officer, he brings raw authenticity and insider insight to every page, blending real-world geopolitics with edge-of-your-seat storytelling.
Fascinated by power, corruption, and the unseen machinery of global events, DC weaves bold, thought-provoking tales where ordinary people are thrust into extraordinary—and often brutal—situations. His stories are dark, cinematic, and unapologetically intense, exploring the razor’s edge between survival and collapse.
He writes military, political, and sci-fi thrillers with a hard-hitting realism that stays with you long after the final page. Step into his world… if you dare.
Fascinated by power, corruption, and the unseen machinery of global events, DC weaves bold, thought-provoking tales where ordinary people are thrust into extraordinary—and often brutal—situations. His stories are dark, cinematic, and unapologetically intense, exploring the razor’s edge between survival and collapse.
He writes military, political, and sci-fi thrillers with a hard-hitting realism that stays with you long after the final page. Step into his world… if you dare.
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August 15, 2022
What a tremendous redux
I read the first incarnation of the series and the story has lost none of the possible horror facing Europe and Great Britain.........It is like reading an insight into the future history that is to befall us all.
Today's political masters should read this series as a warning of what might come
I read the first incarnation of the series and the story has lost none of the possible horror facing Europe and Great Britain.........It is like reading an insight into the future history that is to befall us all.
Today's political masters should read this series as a warning of what might come
Displaying 1 of 1 review