The last fortress is falling, the last fleet is burning, and The Last Marines are loading their rifles for the final fight.
The Seraphim Fleet returns from a desperate mission to the galactic core and finds Earth on the brink. The Collective'''s continent-killing siege platforms and hidden ‘murder ships’ dominate orbit as Weermag armies punch through the Quantico defenses. Every front is collapsing, and the moon-sized predator, the Gravmaw, is hunting Gaibron and Liathon, threatening to devour friend and foe alike.
Winters must gamble everything on a two-front miracle: a suicidal fleet strike to blind the enemy’s orbital guns while Stathis leads Earth’s first true orbital combat drop—through the lethal Kessler debris storm—to shore up the failing lines. If both blows land, there may be a path to hold Earth long enough to turn the tide and save Emperor Mathison. It’s a desperate gamble with a low probability of success… but there are no other options.
The epic conclusion to The Last Marines series—where heroes choose how they die, and some deaths may save worlds.
When angels fall from heaven, do they become demons... or martyrs?
Genre: Science Fiction
The Seraphim Fleet returns from a desperate mission to the galactic core and finds Earth on the brink. The Collective'''s continent-killing siege platforms and hidden ‘murder ships’ dominate orbit as Weermag armies punch through the Quantico defenses. Every front is collapsing, and the moon-sized predator, the Gravmaw, is hunting Gaibron and Liathon, threatening to devour friend and foe alike.
Winters must gamble everything on a two-front miracle: a suicidal fleet strike to blind the enemy’s orbital guns while Stathis leads Earth’s first true orbital combat drop—through the lethal Kessler debris storm—to shore up the failing lines. If both blows land, there may be a path to hold Earth long enough to turn the tide and save Emperor Mathison. It’s a desperate gamble with a low probability of success… but there are no other options.
The epic conclusion to The Last Marines series—where heroes choose how they die, and some deaths may save worlds.
When angels fall from heaven, do they become demons... or martyrs?
Genre: Science Fiction
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