Fellow lovers of sci-fi and fantasy, You'll see it here first. My new sci-fi/fantasy novel Rogue Planet is now with the beta-readers. It will be released this fall. If you want to be among the first readers to review, let me know: steve@stevenmmoore.com. I'll put you on the list--an honest review in exchange for a free ebook. Here's the blurb: "Hidden away from near-Earth planets in remote spiral arms of the Galaxy are Human worlds that have lost contact with more progressive worlds and reverted to strange and primitive customs and traditions, their leaders using religion, superstition, and imported technologies to rule in tyranny. Survey ships explored and catalogued these planets as suitable for future colonization centuries earlier, but groups with a special interest in ensuring a homogeneous and often despotic society didn’t bother applying for permission to colonize. Following the ITUIP (Interstellar Trade Union of Independent Planets) Protocol, ships were restricted to observe and maintain a hands-off policy for these rogue planets, even when there was great temptation to intervene. Eden, where a theocracy rules with an iron fist, is such a planet. A group of rebels struggles to end the oppressive regime to forge a new future. Set in the same universe as the “Chaos Chronicles Trilogy” and the Dr. Carlos stories, this sci-fi saga once again explores the never-ending battle between good and evil so prominent in the author’s works." r/Steve
Addendum: The novel will soon be available in all ebook formats for $2.99 and in print from Create Space (price not set yet). You can still get on the advanced review list. If you just like to read a good book, look for this one. r/Steve Moore
You'll see it here first. My new sci-fi/fantasy novel Rogue Planet is now with the beta-readers. It will be released this fall. If you want to be among the first readers to review, let me know: steve@stevenmmoore.com. I'll put you on the list--an honest review in exchange for a free ebook.
Here's the blurb:
"Hidden away from near-Earth planets in remote spiral arms of the Galaxy are Human worlds that have lost contact with more progressive worlds and reverted to strange and primitive customs and traditions, their leaders using religion, superstition, and imported technologies to rule in tyranny. Survey ships explored and catalogued these planets as suitable for future colonization centuries earlier, but groups with a special interest in ensuring a homogeneous and often despotic society didn’t bother applying for permission to colonize.
Following the ITUIP (Interstellar Trade Union of Independent Planets) Protocol, ships were restricted to observe and maintain a hands-off policy for these rogue planets, even when there was great temptation to intervene. Eden, where a theocracy rules with an iron fist, is such a planet. A group of rebels struggles to end the oppressive regime to forge a new future.
Set in the same universe as the “Chaos Chronicles Trilogy” and the Dr. Carlos stories, this sci-fi saga once again explores the never-ending battle between good and evil so prominent in the author’s works."
r/Steve