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    The Black Ships

    By A.G. Claymore

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    The Black Ships - First in the series

    Our planet was just one small island in the midst of a vast, empty sea. For millennia, its inhabitants thought they were alone - until they took their first tentative steps out of the cradle. As the nations of Earth struggle to establish a fragile colony on the surface of Mars, they suddenly lose all contact with their settlers.

    In the days that follow, it becomes abundantly clear that humans are not the only ones intent on exploiting the resources of the solar archipelago. In a desperate bid for freedom, Humanity must undergo social and economic changes on a scale previously unheard of.

    In the midst of growing turmoil, the struggle to build an effective defense leads the species to a turning point. The smallest of chances may determine the difference between freedom or eternal subjugation.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherA.G. Claymore
    Release dateOct 23, 2012
    ISBN9781301313631
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    The Black Ships
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    A.G. Claymore

    Andrew is a former analyst specializing in geopolitical affairs and has written for a variety of national and extra-national agencies. He has undergrads in Biology and Engineering and is currently writing in the foot-hills of the Rocky Mountains where he owns an overgrown lawn.

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