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Red Front
(2026)(The second book in the Shadow Mode series)
A novel by Craig Bell and Kevin Steverson
Old allies. New lines. The next war begins within.
The sk’Alen campaign changed everything. The MIMIC program should have secured humanity’s future—but politics has turned its greatest victory into its greatest vulnerability.
Beyond the frontier, Russian colonial fleets long believed lost have returned. United under the banner of the Novaya Rodina Union, they claim sovereignty over disputed fold lanes and are willing to fight for every kilometer of space. And when mining operations begin disappearing, Gunny Ryerson and Mike are sent to investigate.
What they uncover is far worse than a border conflict.
The Rodinans have stolen the secrets of MIMIC technology. Instead of AI-driven combat systems, they’ve created terrifying war machines piloted through human neural links—an entire army built to counter everything Ryerson and Mike represent.
Now Ryerson must face enemies created from his own greatest triumph. Every battle pushes Mike closer to an opponent designed to destroy him, forcing Ryerson to confront an impossible question:
What if humanity’s ultimate weapon isn’t its salvation...but the instrument of its extinction?
Genre: Science Fiction
The sk’Alen campaign changed everything. The MIMIC program should have secured humanity’s future—but politics has turned its greatest victory into its greatest vulnerability.
Beyond the frontier, Russian colonial fleets long believed lost have returned. United under the banner of the Novaya Rodina Union, they claim sovereignty over disputed fold lanes and are willing to fight for every kilometer of space. And when mining operations begin disappearing, Gunny Ryerson and Mike are sent to investigate.
What they uncover is far worse than a border conflict.
The Rodinans have stolen the secrets of MIMIC technology. Instead of AI-driven combat systems, they’ve created terrifying war machines piloted through human neural links—an entire army built to counter everything Ryerson and Mike represent.
Now Ryerson must face enemies created from his own greatest triumph. Every battle pushes Mike closer to an opponent designed to destroy him, forcing Ryerson to confront an impossible question:
What if humanity’s ultimate weapon isn’t its salvation...but the instrument of its extinction?
Genre: Science Fiction
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