Onslaught: An Exile War Novel

Bowen Greenwood

Apr 2022 · Exile War Book 1 · Bowen Greenwood

About this eBook

Exiled mutants and mind-controlling telepaths invade Human Space. Langston Wheeler is the only thing standing in their way.

The Union of Human Space sent Langston on a simple mission: hunt down a potential threat and neutralize it. But the threat is worse than anyone imagined. War is coming, and the peaceful merchant world known as Felicitas is woefully prepared. Wheeler must survive the invasion and warn the Union that their centuries of peace are at an end. He has a past, though, and the leader of the Felicitan people makes overcoming it that much harder.

As the Executive of Felicitas, Tia Dynn glides through a wealthy society that doesn't even remember war. When ravenous pig-human hybrids and mind-controlling telepaths blitzkrieg her planet, Dynn must leave cocktail parties and poll numbers behind to become a true leader. Rival political factions make it harder, though, and so does the handsome stranger from off world.

The only official path into orbit costs a fortune. Ray Pilak can get there for half the price, if the buyer doesn't mind the risk of arrest. His dicey relationship with the law is the main reason he's not involved with Tia Dynn anymore. When the war breaks out, though, suddenly a pilot who can dodge the powers that be looks a lot more valuable. Ray must grow into more than a smuggler if Felicitas is to have any hope at all.

The three of them will discover what they really value, what they're willing to sacrifice, and who they really are. Human Space is at war for the first time in hundreds of years, and only Langston, Tia and Ray have any hope of stopping it.

The Exile War series is 100% complete, with seven main books and a prequel novella. Get your first taste of a universe with rich backstory, detailed world building, and hardcore sci fi action when you grab your copy of Onslaught today.

Ratings and reviews

Good story, nice charactor development. There were a couple of spots where I had to reread the paragraph because the wording was not right or didnt make sence. Im not sure if it was due to the sentence structure or the phrasing. I dont know if the author was trying to use specific phrasing inorder to convey something other than what the words said or if it was just a typographical error. the thoughts were coming faster then the fingers could type. been there done that and did not catch it until the third or fourth reread of wht i wrote.

Pretty good story but also a typical space opera full of action where the hero gets the girl in the end. Same old same old.

very enjoyable hard to put down and would recommend anyone interested in this type of book to read it hopefully the rest in the series are as well. r written

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