The galaxy has fallen.
The Aax’ods, a race of god-like, immortal, omnipotent aliens, rule the galaxy with an iron fist, making everyone dance to their ruthless tune and kill anyone who disobeys them. The entire galaxy tithers on the edge of destruction, and all Jim can do is watch helplessly.
That is until Klatzo shows up in Benedita’s timeship and brings some information regarding the origin of the Aax’ods provided for him by a mysterious person in the future.
With some help from Liz (albeit unintentional), Jim comes up with one of his typically suicidal plans to defeat the aliens. Will he succeed? And at what cost? No one ever said fighting gods and monsters would be easy …
Pick up Majestic, the penultimate book in Invasion: Earth Saga, and brace yourself for a few sleepless nights!
Note from the author: This is a dark and gritty reboot of the humorous Crimson Deathbringer series. Please see “From the Author” for more information. If you’ve read and enjoyed the original series, I don’t think you should read this; you’ll probably hate it. On the other hand, if you read The Crimson Deathbringer and liked the story but not the comedy, maybe give this version a chance.
Genre: Science Fiction
The Aax’ods, a race of god-like, immortal, omnipotent aliens, rule the galaxy with an iron fist, making everyone dance to their ruthless tune and kill anyone who disobeys them. The entire galaxy tithers on the edge of destruction, and all Jim can do is watch helplessly.
That is until Klatzo shows up in Benedita’s timeship and brings some information regarding the origin of the Aax’ods provided for him by a mysterious person in the future.
With some help from Liz (albeit unintentional), Jim comes up with one of his typically suicidal plans to defeat the aliens. Will he succeed? And at what cost? No one ever said fighting gods and monsters would be easy …
Pick up Majestic, the penultimate book in Invasion: Earth Saga, and brace yourself for a few sleepless nights!
Note from the author: This is a dark and gritty reboot of the humorous Crimson Deathbringer series. Please see “From the Author” for more information. If you’ve read and enjoyed the original series, I don’t think you should read this; you’ll probably hate it. On the other hand, if you read The Crimson Deathbringer and liked the story but not the comedy, maybe give this version a chance.
Genre: Science Fiction
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