A Galaxy Shattered (Gateway Series Book 2)

After surviving the near-destruction of Kinara, exiled scientist Lance Baker returns to Earth in an attempt to right old wrongs. But Lance quickly finds himself in over his head—captured by Earth’s cruel leader who is determined to punish the Outworlds. Meanwhile, the Resistance is gaining strength. As the Outworlds rally around Voltania in hopes of defeating Earth, some start to suspect that Voltania’s leader has ulterior motives. In this nonsto...

By Ryan Spielvogel
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Print Length: 399 pages
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Publication Date: July 24, 2015
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Language: English
ASIN: B012JHM4OQ
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Great conclusion to the story that left me wanting more titles in this series. Dr. Spielvogel's story telling is superb and I can't wait for his next novel. I highly recommend these books to anyone, not just Sci-Fi fans. But, for those Sci-Fi afici

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