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When 98% of the world disappears, decimating the cities, the rural survivors must fend for themselves and decipher the cause while fighting off a new breed of reptiles. After they trace the source to a viral cloud—a preamble to an alien invasion—they must track down a relic, an alien starship in the Arctic, and fly it into deep space to seek help from the enemies of our new enemies. To save Earth, they must rekindle an old war and bring it to our doorstep.
And Earth's own spiders, mutated by the cloud, may be our last line of defense.
An adventure that starts on a post-apocalyptic Earth and continues into the stars to a lonely starbase left by our ancestors, Sons of Neptune is an epic sci-fi saga that spans 4 books and 1,525 pages with creatures, spaceships, aliens and humans who can sometimes do the impossible in times of war.
“A fast-paced sci-fi thrill ride from start to finish. The ending was so bleepin’ gratifying!”
— Top2040 Books
"Earthweeds [Sons of Neptune 1] takes its time revealing its greatest twists and surprises, keeping readers on their toes..." — BookLife Prize, Publishers Weekly (rated 9/10 for Plot/Idea and Originality)
Over 1000 positive reviews: over a thousand 4- and 5-star reviews on the four individual books (on all platforms).
This set contains all 4 books, the complete Sons of Neptune series bundled:
Book 1 - Earthweeds
Book 2 - Revenge of the Spiders
Book 3 - The Last Starbase
Book 4 - The Boneyards of Nebula
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Rod Little has written for science fiction and horror magazines over the past 30 years. He has also written novellas for the Wayward Pines series, and fourteen novels, including his own series: Sons of Neptune and Angry Galaxy. His best-known suspense novel, The Whisper Killer, reached the top of the bestseller list.
Born in northern Illinois, Rod later moved to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and worked as a translator. In 1994 he opened a sci-fi gaming store called Starbase One on Pittsburgh’s Forbes Avenue, which he kept open for eleven years. In 2006, he moved to a secret location in the tropics to begin writing again.
