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ISBN: 0812520270
ISBN13: 9780812520279

The Rifter's Covenant: Exordium #4

(Book #4 in the Exordium Series)

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ISBN: 0812520270
ISBN13: 9780812520279
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n this rewritten fourth volume of the series Exordium, the Panarchy is in shambles, coalescing at the military base Ares. Brandon has inherited not only this political tinderbox, but also must face the escalating threat from the invading Dol'jharians and their Rifter allies before they can power up the ancient artifact they call the Suneater.

But moving with secret, deadly precision against Brandon is a traitor who will do anything for power. Meanwhile Brandon has fallen in love, but everyone thinks it's with the wrong person.

Space battles, political in-fighting, and personal struggles ramp up the stakes in this penultimate volume in the five book Exordium series.

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Format:
Mass Market Paperback
Language:
English
ISBN:
0812520270
ISBN13:
9780812520279
Release Date:
March 1995
Publisher:
Tor Publishing Group
Length:
480 Pages
Weight:
0.51 lbs.
Dimensions:
1.3″ × 4.2″ × 6.7″
FictionLiterature & FictionScience FictionScience Fiction & Fantasy

Exordium Series by Sherwood Smith

Exordium Series

by Sherwood Smith

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First off... if you actually find this book anywhere... *BUY IT!*Due to major printing screw ups, a very limited number were printed, making books 2 to and 4 of this series rather difficult to find.The series itself is a true space epic, a Sci Fi space opera par excellance. It blows both Star Trek and Star Wars right out of the water.In any given century there are writers who define their Genre. In our age such titles have gone to Tolkein for fantasy, King for horror, Clancy, and others. Trowbridge and Smith define the Space Opera.A DEFINATE must read for anyone who likes good galactic-empire science fiction. Start with Phoenix in Flight, and slog yourself through the first 150 pages (which are SLOW), until the action truly starts... then enjoy!You can also talk with the authors at their Exordium fan forum on Yahoo.

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