Rise of the Erlachi: A Sword and Planet Adventure

· Prosperine Book 2 · Patrick McDermott Publishing · Narrated by Lisa Negrón
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Strange things are happening on the planet Prosperine.

Hickory Lace and her cohorts in the Alien Corps have defeated the coalition of Bikashi invaders and Pharlaxian rebels that attacked Avanaux, and as a result the strategic agreement between Earth and the province remains alive and well.

The Pharlaxian leader, Sequana, disappeared after the final battle, but word has reached the Alliance that he is mobilizing the northern clans of Erlach in another attempt to bring Avanaux to its knees. Sequana has his hands on a symbiotic high-tech weapon that could threaten not only Earth’s interests on Prosperine, but the planet Earth itself.

Hickory and her team are ordered to find the weapon and bring it back.

Rise of the Erlachi is a sword & planet adventure. If you enjoyed the classic works of Asimov, Herbert, Heinlein, and Anderson, you'll find Rise of the Erlachi an entertaining story.

Author's note: although, Rise of the Erlachi is enjoyable as a stand-alone adventure, to get the most from this sword and planet series, listeners are advised to start with volume 1, The Alien Corps.

The Prosperine Series comprises:

Book 1: The Alien Corps (available in print, eBook, and audiobook)

Book 2: Rise of the Erlachi (available in print, eBook, and audiobook)

Book 3: The Scarf (available in print and eBook)

Book 4: Fractured Prophecy (available in print and eBook)

Strange things are happening on the planet Prosperine. Hickory Lace and her cohorts in the Alien Corps have defeated the coalition of Bikashi invaders and Pharlaxian rebels that attacked Avanaux, and as a result the strategic agreement between Earth and the province remains alive and well. The Ph...

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1 review
omie102
May 15, 2020
Good continuation to the story! Characters were well developed along with the story. The narrator is easy to listen to and did great with all the characters voices.
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PJ McDermott was born in Scotland and spent his youth in the town of Paisley, near Glasgow. As a boy he would plunk school and head to the local library to read any Science Fiction books he could get his hands on. His favorite authors were Asimov, Herbert, Niven, Moorcock, and Le Guin. Probably the book he most enjoyed though was Lord of the Rings by Tolkien. "It was the grandest of adventures, exotic locations and magical characters that drew me in. Seriously, I read it at least six times!"These days, when he has time to relax (which isn't often,) he enjoys the fantasy novels of Robin Hobb, George Martin and the modern SF writers, Vaughn Heppner and Alex Weir.The author has published the 4-book science fiction adventure series Prosperine which includes The Alien Corps, Rise of the Erlachi, The Scarf, and Fractured Prophecy.
PJ McDermott was born in Scotland and spent his youth in the town of Paisley, near Glasgow. As a boy he would plunk school and head to the local library to read any Science Fiction books he could get his hands on. His favorite authors were Asimov, Herbert, Niven, Moorcock, and Le Guin. Probably t...

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