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Terran Command

Quest for Freedom

John Daniel Pontius

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Beschreibung

An ordinary family steps up to do the extraordinary, digs deep into their character, finds unprecedented courage, and summons unwavering faith to see them and their friends through the dangers and trials ahead. 


King Toburg of the planet Cassaria dispatches his four adult children on a vital diplomatic mission. Gamoran pirates seize their spaceship, capturing the royal siblings, and murdering all but one of the crew. The Cassarian spaceship flounders to Earth, but not unnoticed. John Braxton, with his sons, battles the alien pirates, rescues the Cassarian siblings, and discovers a violent conspiracy to conquer several planets, including Earth.


Who's the sinister force masterminding this conquest? Government agents foreign spies, Gamoran pirates, and sinister forces seek to stop the Braxtons and their brave band of heroes. To expose the conspiracy requires capturing the invincible pirate flagship, Holcron Star. 

The simple act of being good Samaritans plunges the Braxtons into a flight for survival and a Quest for Freedom. 


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planet, spaceship, sci-fi, science fantasy, Earth, science fiction, deep space, federation, space battle, universe, alien, conspiracy, galactic, intergalactic, advance technology, parallel worlds, planets, space war, mission, space