Armistice Day David Drazul 9781493682720 Books
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D.C. nuked.
Manhattan quarantined after a bio-terrorist attack.
The world in the throes of World War Three.
And then they showed up.
The Krendorian Empire told us they were compelled to stage an intervention for our own good. Whether we wanted their help or not, they were here to stay.
Armistice Day is at hand. With the signing of the treaty, Earth will be welcomed into the Empire to reap the benefits of Imperial investment, interstellar trade and advanced technology.
But not everyone wants Earth to join the Empire.
Aaron Osborne, a consultant hired to provide security at the Armistice Day Ceremony, stumbles upon a plot to wreck the peace and rekindle the war. As he fights to prevent the worst from happening, Aaron is forced to accept help from anyone he can, including the alien responsible for his best friend's death.
Armistice Day David Drazul 9781493682720 Books
David Drazul's "Armistice Day" is a tightly written, near-future sci-fi thriller that kept me hitting my Kindle's "Next Page" button well beyond my lunch breaks.Aaron Osborne leads a security detail hired to protect the dignitaries signing the official peace treaty between Earth and the alien Krendorian Empire. But everything goes wrong, and Aaron's team is framed for an atrocity they didn't commit. Aaron has to clear his name and find out who committed the crime before he and his friends are hunted down by human and Krendorian authorities eager for payback.
Drazul's human military characters had the "grunt lingo" down - wise-cracking when not in a fight, but all business and disciplined when the bullets were flying. And the alien characters were well-drawn with unique cultural viewpoints that were at once funny and disturbing.
I look forward to more stories set in this universe, particularly how things change on Earth after they join the Krendorian Empire.
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Armistice Day David Drazul 9781493682720 Books Reviews
I found this to be a quick and enjoyable read. Good amount of character development and I liked how the characters (especially Aaron) were revealed over time and were not just laid out from the beginning. I also enjoyed the alien species that populate the story and, like with the characters, how information on them was revealed over the course of the story. The book is a bit dialog heavy for my taste but much of the story actually progreses through the dialog which was interesting. Am interested to see if Aaron's saja continues...
David Drazul's "Armistice Day" is a tightly written, near-future sci-fi thriller that kept me hitting my 's "Next Page" button well beyond my lunch breaks.
Aaron Osborne leads a security detail hired to protect the dignitaries signing the official peace treaty between Earth and the alien Krendorian Empire. But everything goes wrong, and Aaron's team is framed for an atrocity they didn't commit. Aaron has to clear his name and find out who committed the crime before he and his friends are hunted down by human and Krendorian authorities eager for payback.
Drazul's human military characters had the "grunt lingo" down - wise-cracking when not in a fight, but all business and disciplined when the bullets were flying. And the alien characters were well-drawn with unique cultural viewpoints that were at once funny and disturbing.
I look forward to more stories set in this universe, particularly how things change on Earth after they join the Krendorian Empire.
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