The Star Cross (Volume 1), by Raymond L. Weil
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The Star Cross (Volume 1), by Raymond L. Weil
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Admiral Kurt Vickers is on fleet maneuvers in the Newton System when a heavily damaged Earth light cruiser appears. The captain tells a horrific story. Earth has been invaded, and the defensive fleets in orbit have been annihilated. For decades, humans have been exploring farther and farther away from Earth and Newton searching for signs of intelligent life. Now that intelligent life has found them and it comes as an invader. The enemy is ruthless, powerful, and has a disdain for human life. Admiral Vickers has his small fleet taskforce and is hopelessly outnumbered. However, even in darkness there is light and Admiral Vickers will do whatever is necessary to free Earth from the invaders, even if he has to travel to the worst hellhole in the galaxy to do it.
The Star Cross (Volume 1), by Raymond L. Weil- Amazon Sales Rank: #290219 in Books
- Published on: 2015-11-04
- Original language: English
- Dimensions: 9.00" h x .77" w x 6.00" l,
- Binding: Paperback
- 340 pages
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60 of 72 people found the following review helpful. I'm off to find a different level of story By Wally Lafferty Star Cross might appeal to a more juvenile audience. The dialog is not particularly mature -- the characters all sound like teenagers (of which I have three!). The premise of the story is pretty good and I would have been interested in seeing how the story unfolds, but I just couldn't spend any more effort reading what felt like a young adult's novel. I stopped at around 28%.I wish the author well with his next ventures, but I'm off to find more compelling and engaging stories appropriate for adult readers.
20 of 22 people found the following review helpful. An exciting, action filled book with plenty of space battles By Catherine Mackay If there is one thing a reader can guarantee with a Raymond Weil novel, it is the fact it will be hugely exciting, very entertaining, contain packet loads of action, great characters and aliens and dramatic space battles - The Star Cross is no exception. I thoroughly enjoyed this new offering from Raymond Weil and hope it will be the beginning of a new series. The bad guys in The Star Cross are aliens called Profiteers who find and then plunder back-water worlds for profit. The Profiteers turn up on Earth and begin to plunder Earth for its wealth and citizens - failure to comply results in the systematic nuking of Earth cities. It is left to Admiral Kurt Vickers and the colony world of Newton to find a way to remove the Profiteers from Earth space for good. Vickers and his small fleet of ships travel to Kubitz in the Gothan Empire (the Profiteers are a part of this Empire) where slaves are brought and sold in the hopes of recovering Earth's citizens and perhaps purchase weaponary that can be used to rid Earth of the Profiteers. Kubitz is a seedy den where anything can be bought or sold for a price, that is if your willing to pay a hefty, over-in-flated price and have huge amounts of gold on your person!!! The Star Cross is Raymond Weil at his best - I highly recommend it for its shear entertainment value.
31 of 39 people found the following review helpful. This is a book for kids By bbel This is basically a book for kids 10-12. I will give the author the benefit of the doubt in that he does not actually write like this for adults. I am only upset that it is not marketed as a juvenile book and I paid good money expecting at least a reasonable read based on all the 5-star reviews. I just don't get the reviewers. Either they are all kids or they have a really inadequate point of reference on what a good sci-fi book is.
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