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Mission · Book 3

Attack On Europa

by V. A. Jeffrey
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There is no rest for the curious!

The affair on Langrenus now settled, Bob plans to return home but an urgent cry for help from an old friend interrupts his homecoming. The Boss sends him a fleet of newly built fighter ships, seemingly just in time for this unexpected mission. Bob enlists a new ally in his growing little band of U-net agents. The new guy is James Jenkins, a.k.a Diamond Dog, a young, hot-shot pilot with smuggling connections and as soon as they set foot on Mars trouble blows up in their faces!

A new city is being built and there will be a final gathering of the Allied Martian Powers. They've been planning their long-awaited and perilous mission – to destroy the loyalist alien military base on Europa. Bob and Diamond bring along much needed help to the cause, more than willing to rally to the side of the Alliance but Bob finds that things are changing faster than he can keep up with and his experience in Langrenus haunts him in more ways than one. On Mars, alliances between humans and aliens are complex and Bob finds that even relationships with one's allies can be uneasy.

Type
Novel
Format
Ebook
Published
Jan 2015
Pages
182
Language
EN
Publisher
Epistle Publishing

Content rating

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Language
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Violence
2/4

limited injury detail

Romance / Sex
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None

Biblical Themes
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Vibe & themes

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Tone

Hopeful
Quirky Humor

Themes

Good vs Evil
Man vs. Nature

Setting

Space
Far Future

Point-of-View

1st person past

Tropes

Megacorporation
Action-Driven
Unseen threat

Pace

Steady

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