Throughout the system ominous events happen. Protest demonstrations on the planet have grown in frequency, size and intensity. The peoples of the Alliance planets carry a lot of anger, fear and resentment against the Gretians, but for the most part their lives have returned to normalcy the constant reminders that they were the losers, however, has begun to eat at some on Gretia. The book will be available on July 1, 2019.įive years after losing a devastating system-wide war that it started, the planet of Gretia is under occupation, stripped of it’s vaunted military and paying heavy reparations to the winning Alliance comprised of the system’s other five planets. This review is based on an advance copy provided by the publisher through NetGalley for that purpose. And now, having finished Aftershocks (The Palladium Wars #1) in just two days - firing up my Kindle over breakfast, between innings of softball games, in lines at stores and late into the night - I understand what all the fuss was about. So when given the opportunity to read the opener to his new military/sci-fi series, I jumped without hesitation. I’ve heard so many good things about the work of author Marko Kloos but haven’t yet had the chance to dive into his popular and critically-praised Frontlines series. My Take On Aftershocks (The Palladium Wars #1)
Exciting action set-pieces are highlights as multiple characters advance a story premise brimming with intrigue. Amazon link: Aftershocks(pre-order to be published July 1, 2019)Īuthor: Marko Kloos ( Thumbnail sketch: The entertaining stage-setter to what promises to be an outstanding military/sci-fi space opera series.
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