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Reconquest: Mother Earth

By: Carl Alves
Narrated by: Eric Weaver
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Navy Seal Mitch Grace was among the first humans to see the aliens when they landed at the naval base where he was stationed, but like the rest of humanity, he was powerless to stop them. Five years later, Mitch awakens from a coma under the care of an alien physician to find that aliens control the planet.

Starting alone, as a one-man army, he rallies the surviving humans to build a resistance movement to take the planet back from the alien conquerors. After his capture by the aliens, Mitch is forced into intergalactic slavery to become a gladiator, fighting as the sole representative of the human species. Against all odds, and far from home, he lays the plans for the reconquest of his homeland.

©2014 Montag Press (P)2016 End of Days Publishing
Fantasy Fiction Military Science Fiction Solar System

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