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Glory & Empire

by Carlos Carrasco
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In a troubled duchy on the periphery of the Empire, an independence movement has taken root. Its adherents want to sever all ties with Earth, her empire and the Church! Social unrest is spreading quickly and dangerously as imperial loyalists and the independence seekers clash with escalating violence. The emperor fears the outbreak of a civil war that may embroil neighboring systems into a wider conflict, endangering the Pax Imperator.

The Third Fleet of the Imperial Navy is dispatched to the troubled duchy. Zephyrinus Zapatas and his fellow marines are charged with helping the loyalists re-establish order and stamp out the independence movement before it spreads any further. The rebels, however, are many, well organized and, prepared to fight tooth and nail to the bitter end.

Meanwhile, from far beyond the empire’s borders, an ancient enemy returns. Nearly forgotten, dismissed as legend by many, the ancient foe arrives, catching the Empire unawares. Their agenda: Genocide! The Empire must suddenly pivot from fighting a virulent, political ideology to facing an existential threat.

Billions of lives are at stake.

Type
Novel
Format
Ebook, Paperback
Published
Apr 2026
Pages
211
Language
EN
Publisher
Self-published

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Violence
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graphic injury/death

Romance / Sex
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Biblical Themes
2/4

background faith

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Tone

Hopeful
Gritty
Epic

Themes

Coming of Age
Good vs Evil
Faith & Belief

Setting

Space
Far Future

Tropes

Character-driven
Mecha
Action-Driven

Point-of-View

1st person past
1 POV character

Pace

Fast-Paced

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