β Scribed by Claymore, A. G.
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Humans have been extinct for millennia.
In the eyes of the Holy Quailu Empire, that makes Eth a product rather than a person a lifeform protected only by his replacement value.
But hes a product thats good at his job.
Leading a raid in a neighboring system, Eth and his team of combat specialists uncover a secret that gives their owner leverage over his enemies. As their lord rises through the ranks of the nobility, the Humans are drawn along with him but nothing is ever as good as it looks. Theyre making enemies along the way.
And theyve discovered a new strength that makes them a threat to the Quailu
Human is the first book in Andrew Claymores new military sci-fi space opera series. If you like intrigue, underdogs and desperate, scrambling space-battles, then this fast-paced captivating alien-empire adventure is for you.
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