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    Alien Honor
    Alien Honor
    Alien Honor
    Audiobook10 hours

    Alien Honor

    Written by Vaughn Heppner

    Narrated by Jeff Cummings

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    About this audiobook

    2457 AD. Premier Lang is a dictator ruling a solar system in crisis. The human race is still haunted by the Doom Star days, and millions dwell in slums below Earth’s surface. The pristine star system of New Eden is a beacon of hope —but it is 230 light years away. Getting there will be a challenge unlike any ever attempted by mankind. Only with the help of “Specials,” human telepaths who can create rips in space, will the ship stand a chance of traveling the vast distance.

    But when one telepath makes a disastrous deal with an alien enemy, the entire mission takes a deadly turn. Can a fledgling Special with steely street smarts save humanity as the dwindling crew makes the final, frightening leap toward New Eden?

    An inspired work of sci-fi adventure and combat, Alien Honor delivers a thrilling showdown between humans and a terrifying alien menace.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBrilliance Audio
    Release dateNov 26, 2013
    ISBN9781480538511
    Alien Honor
    Author

    Vaughn Heppner

    Vaughn Heppner is the author of many science fiction and fantasy novels, including the Invasion America series and the Doom Star series. Canadian-born, Heppner now lives in Central California. Visit his website at www.vaughnheppner.com

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      Amazing book. Well written, great character development, full of surprising twists. Could have gone without hearing "wwsd" every chapter.

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      Awesome series. Worth listening to each & every one. Go for it ! Author & reader Excellent, Superb, really folks you like any syfy, listen & enjoy.
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