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The Last Fleet
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The Last Fleet

Eric S Brown (University of Missouri-Columbia, USA)
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Taskforce Hope, the sole remaining human battle fleet, carries on the war against the insectoid race that wiped out the Republic and brought an end to human civilization two years earlier. It’s a war the Taskforce can’t hope to win. Outnumbered and outgunned, Admiral Powell still refuses to surrender, using hit and run tactics to make the Bugs pay for what they’ve done as best he can.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Severed Press
Date
10 November 2016
Pages
146
ISBN
9781925493955

Taskforce Hope, the sole remaining human battle fleet, carries on the war against the insectoid race that wiped out the Republic and brought an end to human civilization two years earlier. It’s a war the Taskforce can’t hope to win. Outnumbered and outgunned, Admiral Powell still refuses to surrender, using hit and run tactics to make the Bugs pay for what they’ve done as best he can.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Severed Press
Date
10 November 2016
Pages
146
ISBN
9781925493955

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