Operation Oracle: Merkiaari Wars 3

Mark E. Cooper

Nov 2013 · Merkiaari Wars Book 3 · Impulse Books UK

About this ebook

Burgton will preserve mankind, even if he has to break every single law to do it.

General Burgton's self-imposed mission is to safeguard the Alliance from future Merkiaari attacks. As the black missions Burgton authorizes begin to fail, he spends trillions of dollars on a forbidden solution: artificial intelligence.

When the project collapses, Burgton compounds his crime. If he can't build an A.I., he'll just have to steal one!

Operation Oracle is the third book in the Merkiaari Wars, a five-book military sci-fi space opera. Imagine Star Trek with more deadly combat and you'll have something half as exciting as Mark E. Cooper's groundbreaking series.

Buy the book to continue this must-read series today!

Reading Order:
1. Hard Duty
2. What Price Honour
3. Operation Oracle
4. Operation Breakout
5. Incursion

This is a science fiction book of first contact and alien invasion seen from both human and alien points of view. Expect to see space fleets battling and military themes. Military science fiction, alien invasion, first contact, space opera

Ratings and reviews

In the middle of an exciting part too much detracting details were introduced... I just wanted to get on with the action.

As the series goes this is the best so far.Suspense,action,personalities grow during this collection of tales.

Great read. Another page turner.

About the author

 Mark E. Cooper lives in a small town in the south of England, where he writes most mornings and evenings. His background is in mechanical engineering where he spent over thirty years working for Ford. He loves reading science fiction, epic fantasy, or urban fantasy and particularly likes strong female characters overcoming dire situations and tough obstacles. He can often be found laughing to himself as he listens to an audiobook on his iPod while typing like a fiend.

His hobbies include Shelby Cobras—he built a Dax replica of the famous car with his best friend in the early 90s—reading, and maintaining his blog. He is now the author of over ten titles written in the genres he loves to read.