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The Shadow Space Chronicles · Book 7

The Fallen Race

A Shadow Space Chronicles Military Science Fiction Novel

by Kal Spriggs
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Humanity has fallen.

Earth has become a charnel house, the bones of twelve billion inhabitants moldering in ruined and gutted cities, victims of their own governments. Earth’s remaining colonies are besieged. On two sides, aliens bent on the eradication of humanity continue their unstoppable march, capturing world after world.

Baron Lucius Giovanni, Captain of the War Shrike, finds himself in a position to stand and fight. The son of a renegade officer and a social outcast himself, he nevertheless refuses to give up. Lucius has few resources: a forgotten colony in a backwater of space, his ship and crew, and the rumors of a lost fleet that might hold the key to the survival of the human race. He’ll take on pirates, aliens, and his own treacherous allies in a bid to save humanity.

Lucius will not give up. He will not go quietly into the night. He will stand against humanity’s foes and he will prove that while humanity may have fallen, they will rise once again.

Type
Novel
Format
Ebook, Audiobook, Paperback
Published
Jun 2026
Pages
357
Language
EN
Publisher
Sutek Press

Content rating

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Language
3/4

frequent profanity

Violence
4/4

intense, gory, disturbing

Romance / Sex
2/4

kissing, touching not sensual

Biblical Themes
1/4

incidental references

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Tone

Hopeful
Epic
Quirky Humor

Themes

Survival
Rebellion

Setting

Space
Far Future

Tropes

Character-driven

Pace

Fast-Paced

Point-of-View

2-5 POV characters

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