Legions of Orion (Star Crusades Nexus, book 1)
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Proxima Prime was one of the few that managed to maintain its position.
Though the disparate colonies on its surface still harboured grudges from the violence of the Uprising, they prospered through the new trade opportunities offered via the Interstellar Network.
Both Prime and Terra Nova became the most populous and significant planets in the Alliance...until the acquisition of New Charon in the Orion Nebula.
Proxima Prime The surface of the moon showed numerous sighs of impact damage, much ...like the early photographs of Earth’s only moon had shown hundreds of years before; craters from the size of a man’s hand through to those as large as a starship covered the surface. But unlike the lunar surface, both a viable atmosphere and the magnetosphere of the planet it orbited protected this moon. By all accounts, this should have reduced the vulnerability to orbital damage. General Rivers looked at one of the holes in the rocks nearby and wondered if there was a possibility the damage was man-made.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Proxima Prime was one of the few that managed to maintain its position.
Though the disparate colonies on its surface still harboured grudges from the violence of the Uprising, they prospered through the new trade opportunities offered via the Interstellar Network.
Both Prime and Terra Nova became the most populous and significant planets in the Alliance...until the acquisition of New Charon in the Orion Nebula.
Proxima Prime The surface of the moon showed numerous sighs of impact damage, much ...like the early photographs of Earth’s only moon had shown hundreds of years before; craters from the size of a man’s hand through to those as large as a starship covered the surface. But unlike the lunar surface, both a viable atmosphere and the magnetosphere of the planet it orbited protected this moon. By all accounts, this should have reduced the vulnerability to orbital damage. General Rivers looked at one of the holes in the rocks nearby and wondered if there was a possibility the damage was man-made.
What to read after Legions of Orion (Star Crusades Nexus, book 1)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael G. Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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