Centrum Incursion
Description
The stage is set for the final confrontation on the Centrum. The resurgent Darkspace Renegades are poised and ready, but the Blackfire Squadron and an increasingly desperate Dexter Stone are determined to stop them at all costs.
Work is almost complete on a unique heavy fighter capable of assaulting the fortress-like Centrum, but the Darkspace Renegades are forced to make an urgent diversion. With Hallam Knight's life on the line, the unexpected mission yields a surprise benefit.
Meanwhile Cad Rikkard and Alexis Black join forces with a former enemy and resume their hunt for the Darkspace Renegades. The unstable alliance affords the Blackfire Squadron control of a new, alien weapon that could turn the tide of the conflict in their favor.
But for an increasingly frustrated and troubled Cad Rikkard, revenge and proving himself to be superior to Hallam Knight are no longer his only concerns. Darker thoughts now invade his mind.
Forced to step up their attack plans, Hallam Knight, Dakota Wulfrun and Dr. Rand embark for the Centrum. But the Blackfire Squadron and Dexter Stone, along with his elite Vanguard Enforcers, are determined to stop them.
The final fight is about to begin and, as usual, nothing goes according to plan.
Experience this action-packed sci-fi series that will keep you turning the page until the final, thrilling conclusion. If you enjoy reluctant heroes, bad guys you'll love to hate, and a story packed with power armor, big guns and the occasional sword, you'll love this fast-moving space opera.
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At school I was asked to write down the jobs I wanted to do as a 'grown up'. Number one was astronaut and number two was a PC games journalist. I only managed to achieve one of those goals (I'll let you guess which), but these two very different career options still neatly sum up my lifelong interests in science, space and the unknown, and computer technology.
School also steered me in the direction of a science-focused education over literature and writing, which strongly influenced my decision to study Physics at UMIST, now part of Manchester University. What this degree taught me is that I didn't like studying Physics and instead enjoyed writing much more, which led me to become editor of the University magazine, GRIP. This was the stepping stone into the first of my careers in IT journalism. The lesson? School can't tell you who you are, or what you want to be!
During my professional career, I spent seven years as a technology journalist, including creating and launching Custom PC magazine for Dennis Publishing, the most successful enthusiast PC magazine in the UK. I then moved into PR and marketing for world-leading technology brands. But, my passion for Sci-Fi and writing only grew stronger and more than twenty years after choosing to study Physics instead of writing, I came full circle and now write and independently publish science fiction novels.
When not writing, I enjoy spending time with my family, walking in the British countryside, and indulging in as much Sci-Fi as possible.
