This is a life-or-death mission for ONI's black-ops team, Kilo-Five, which is tasked with preventing the rutheless Elites, once the military leaders of the Covenant, from regrouping and threatening humankind again. What began as a routine dirty-tricks operation - keeping the Elites busy with their own insurrection - turns into a desperate bid to extract one member of Kilo-Five from the seething heart of an alien civil war.But troubles never come singly for Kilo-Five. Colonial terrorism is once again surfacing on one of the worlds that survived the war against the Covenant, and the man behind it is much more than just a name to Spartan-010. Meanwhile, the treasure trove of Forerunner technology recovered from the shield world of Onyx is being put to work. And a kidnapped Elite plots vengeance on the humans he fears will bring his people to the brink of destruction.
The second novel of the Kilo-Five Trilogy by #1 New York Times bestselling author Karen Traviss—part of the expanded universe based on the award-winning video game series Halo! 2553. Welcome...
A sequel to HALO: Glasslands follows the establishment of a fragile peace between Earth and the people of the Covenant, which is threatened by Earth's secret effort to exploit newly discovered Forerunner technology at the same time a ...
The establishment of a fragile peace between Earth and the people of the Covenant is threatened by Earth's secret effort to exploit newly discovered Forerunner technology at the same time a violent splinter group attempts to remove peace ...
Halo. The thursday war. Kilo-Five trilogy
“If he's such a wondrous asset, why do you want to sell him?” “I need weapons and transport more than I need an Engineer. And he can't replicate. He needs other Huragok to do that, and the rest of them disappeared when the San'Shyuum ...
Across the galaxy, a woman thought to have died on Reach is actually very much alive. Chief scientist Dr. Catherine Halsey broke every law in the book to create the Spartans, and now she's broken some more to save them.
BONUS: This edition contains an excerpt from Harry Turtledove's The War that Came Early: West and East.
More than a decade after the end of WWII, the joie de vivre of the Cajun-French culture returns to southwest Louisiana.
Set in 1967 (the deadliest year of the Vietnam War), this memoir-style novel depicts the psychological journey of a young man whose carefree days of studying philosophy at the university are ended by the draft.
Defense expert Michael O'Hanlon wrestles with these questions in this insightful book, setting them within the broader context of hegemonic change and today's version of great-power competition.