Bert-Oliver Boehmer

Dark Cascade (Galacticide, #2) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

The war has escalated beyond the stars-now entire galaxies are at stake.

Dark Cascade continues the Galacticide saga, following the events of the award-winning Three Immortals. This intergalactic space opera blends military science fiction, high-concept storytelling, and political intrigue.

Every delay costs a world. Billions perish as raider ships peel off planetary crusts to feed their hyper-advanced civilization. Commander Kel Chaada, who once united humans, machines, and silicate aliens, faces an enemy that pushes his fragile coalition to its breaking point.

To survive, Kel must act against his friends, ally with sworn enemies, and strike where no one would dare: the raiders' home galaxy. Riding a stolen enemy ship and a derelict warp bubble piloted by zealous AIs with their own agendas, Kel and his small crew gamble everything.

The desperate plan is bold-but cruel. Kel realizes that to defeat this threat, he may become what he has been fighting against: a destroyer of civilizations.

Dark Cascade is Book Two of the Galacticide saga-a sweeping epic of intergalactic warfare, political deception, and the human cost of survival. Fans of military science fiction, epic space opera, and galaxy-spanning conflict will be riveted.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: SpringwaldWeller
• Erscheinungstermin: 20. August 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781737883142
• Artikelnr.: 75253066

Autorenporträt

Bert-Oliver Boehmer is the author of the award-winning science fiction novel series Galacticide. His stories explore the knife's edge between extinction and transcendence filled with interstellar conflict, ancient mysteries, and moral complexity.

With a background in computer science and two decades in the biotech industry, Bert-Oliver draws on real-world innovation to fuel his vast space opera universe. He's traveled widely across Earth, but now writes full-time about what we might find elsewhere and elsewhen.