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The Way to Glory
David Drake
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Description for The Way to Glory
Paperback. Violence racks Cinnabar. In desperate times, Lt. Daniel Leary must serve under a paranoid officer, and Officer Adele Mundy is drawn into a conspiracy worringly similar to the one that led to her parents' massacre. Series: The Republic of Cinnabar Navy. Num Pages: 368 pages. BIC Classification: FL. Category: (G) General (US: Trade). Dimension: 198 x 130. .
Violence racks Cinnabar. In desperate times, Lt. DanielLeary must serve under a paranoid officer, and OfficerAdele Mundy is drawn into a conspiracy worringly similarto the one that led to her parents' massacre. Leary andMundy battle their way from riot-torn streets to spies in anoutlying base and an anarchic planet where violence is theonly law, but if they succeed at every stage, one test stillremains: a battle against an overwhelming Alliance force.
Violence racks Cinnabar. In desperate times, Lt. DanielLeary must serve under a paranoid officer, and OfficerAdele Mundy is drawn into a conspiracy worringly similarto the one that led to her parents' massacre. Leary andMundy battle their way from riot-torn streets to spies in anoutlying base and an anarchic planet where violence is theonly law, but if they succeed at every stage, one test stillremains: a battle against an overwhelming Alliance force.
Product Details
Publisher
Titan Books Ltd
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2017
Series
The Republic of Cinnabar Navy
Condition
New
Number of Pages
368
Place of Publication
London, United Kingdom
ISBN
9781785652233
SKU
V9781785652233
Shipping Time
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Ref
99-10
About David Drake
David Drake is one of the most respected military sciencefiction authors in the industry, having developed the"Hammer's Slammers" series and the "RCN" series forBaen Books-two of the first hugely popular military SFseries. A Vietnam War veteran, he is renowned forbringing the military sensibility to his stories and thesoldier's sensibilities to his characters.
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