Amy Kay (A.K.) DuBoff is an award-winning and USA Today bestselling speculative fiction writer. Dubbed the modern "Queen of Space Opera" by her readers, she writes timeless science fiction and fantasy with epic scope and cool tech.
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They had a plan all along…
As the Taran Empire teeters on the brink of all-out civil war, the TSS prepares to take decisive action. Jason and his family still hold hope for a swift resolution to the conflict, but they’re rapidly running out of options.
Meanwhile, the conflict comes to a head as the enemy’s master plans are revealed. But with political tensions high and the enemy’s true power still unknown, winning the impending war might come at the ultimate price.
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Dive into the Cadicle Universe!
One noble family holds the key to ending a generations-old galactic war, but there's a dark secret at the heart of the conflict. Who's the real enemy?
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The Cadicle series ventures into the domain of the Taran galactic empire that exists just out of sight beyond modern-day Earth. This space opera epic balances adventure, intrigue, and romance in the in the spirit of classic science fiction by Heinlein, Herbert, and McCaffrey.
"Enjoyable, galaxy-spanning epic series"
- Publisher's Weekly
PRAISE FROM CRITICS & READERS
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DuBoff successfully accomplishes the tricky balancing act of acknowledging the massive Cadicle Universe narrative while also pushing forward into new territory. [...] A smartly executed jumping-off point for new readers in a complex SF saga.
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Empire Reborn
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Appealing characters and detailed worldbuilding draw the reader into a tale of politics, sabotage, kidnapping, telekinesis, and clones. [...] DuBoff weaves together sympathetic characters, an intriguing plot, devious villains, exciting space adventure, and hopes pinned on a chosen savior.
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Rumors of War
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Space opera reminiscent of the works of E.E. Smith […] Empire Reborn puts emphasis on the game of space politics. But it is a political allegory that goes beyond escapism. [...] Discovering its resolution will make you want to read the next installment.