Defiant: Warpmancer Book Five

Warpmancer #5

by Nicholas Woode-Smith

Freedom isn’t given – its taken… Book 5 of the ever-expanding space opera series, Warpmancer.

The refugees of Zona Nox are being purged. James can only watch from his new prison as Dedelux, the corrupt Trooper governor, prepares Nova Zarxa to be captured by the Imperial Council.

The clock is ticking and the fate of Nova Zarxa hangs is uncertain.

Will the Zonians be able to win their revolution in time, or will the Imperials finish the job and wipe them out?

Find out in book 5 of Warpmancer, Defiant. Pick up your copy today! (This is part 2 of Rise of the Defiant)

347 pages, Paperback

Published June 5, 2018

About the author

Nicholas Woode-Smith is a fantasy and science fiction author from Cape Town, South Africa. He has been writing since the age of twelve, writing short stories, novels, and RPG campaigns. In 2013, he published his first book, Fall of Zona Nox. Five years later, he published it again after greatly improving his skills.

Since then, he’s written dozens of books in the urban fantasy and sci-fi genre. Notably, the best-selling urban fantasy series, Kat Drummond.

Nicholas has a degree majoring in economic history and philosophy, and minors in political science, international relations, and English literature from the University of Cape Town. He has been involved in politics, civic activism, and political analysis since 2014.

Reviews

[Meenaz Lodhi · Rating 5 out of 5]

You will be a symbol -a god –and they will call you Defiant!’

‘Kazh -aira, Bexong, Zona Nox, Zeruit...I love these names! The revealing from the aliens’ side and the in-depth of their outrageous history as slaves is very well appreciated, makes me hope for an alliance between them and humans!
Two side wars, aliens zangorians and other human refugees from Zona Nox. Betrayal, injustices and war in Nova Xarxa against the Zonians is heartbreaking. What an outcome! The end is an exciting wait for the new book in the series! Looking so forward for its release!

[Frank Geimer · Rating 5 out of 5]

What a great series, the battle scenes are written so well that I felt like I was in it. The down to earth, war is not fun, friends die, is fully realized. I recommend this series for all space opera fans!