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Called To Battle. Beyond The Elder Stars, #2

Par : John Peace
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN8235928985
  • EAN9798235928985
  • Date de parution27/08/2026
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  • Infos supplémentairesepub
  • ÉditeurIoakim Ioakim

Résumé

Valin and Mertyl have just finished training with the Telarine Squadron and are flung straight into a daring attempt to rescue the helpless victims of the enemy's heartless experiments. Now Valin has a chance to prove his amazing skills with the T-ring! Is it possible that he is the hero that everyone is waiting for? But when their nomad clan faces a crisis back home on Elmarune, can he risk disobeying orders to get involved? And will Mertyl ever recover from her loss of nerve following the rescue mission? Called To Battle is part two of Beyond the Elder Stars, an epic science fiction series for readers aged about 10 and above.
Long ago, a great number of people set out from the peaceful worlds of the Elders, where Elha was king, on a journey into the unknown. They settled many worlds beyond the huge nebula known as Sinx's Veil. Thousands of years have passed since then, and many of their descendants have fallen into savage ways. A hidden enemy is forcing more and more planets into fear and slavery. Yet a small band of heroes rises up to push back the darkness.
They call themselves the People of Elha. This is their story. Called To Battle includes a special Science Guide appendix, introducing the reader to the main science and technology appearing in the story, such as life support systems, plasma and cyborgs. While much of the story springs from imagining how our present-day technology might develop, most of the basic concepts are grounded in real science.
Don't miss The Calling, part one of the series, which follows the hair-raising first adventure of Valin and Mertyl as they set out to rescue the hostages kidnapped by Vreymak raiders from deep space.
Originally an engineering graduate from the UK keen to become an astronaut, somehow I ended up working in community development overseas for some years. Did I take a wrong turn? I don't think so. I have very few regrets. In between, I've worked in a soup factory, driven a taxi in London, served refreshments in Regents Park and a few other odd jobs. I settled with my Canadian wife and our two sons in Ontario, where we enjoy the great outdoors, Finnish pancakes and blueberries, preferably all three at once.
I confess to a lifelong fascination with science and science fiction, ever since watching Dr. Who and Blake's Seven on the BBC as a boy. I'm even old enough to have fuzzy memories of watching the Apollo 11 landing on TV. Whew! That's hard to believe. When our sons were younger, I completed a series of science fiction novels for pre-teens (8 to 12 year olds) called Beyond The Elder Stars. The first one is named 'The Calling'; it's also published on Amazon Kindle and in print with CreateSpace.
See my blogs for links to the book and for extra free content. Later, I became fascinated with the people who signed up for a one-way trip to Mars with the now-defunct 'Mars One'. Wanting to picture what a commercial expedition to the Red Planet might look like, I wrote 'Building Mars' It, too is available on Amazon Kindle, and I hope to import it here also. I welcome correspondence. To contact me, spell out the following (the address isn't given complete to evade the dreaded spam spiders...)rj + peace (snail shell thing) 123mail (dot) org