Long Live The Emperor

Name: Long Live The Emperor
Rating: 5 (2 reviews)

Cameron Cooper

Aug 2020 · Imperial Hammer Book 3 · Stories Rule Press

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The enemy controls every road between the stars—and Danny has to destroy his army without letting him know she is fighting him.

The self-aware interstellar array is no longer Danny Andela’s uneasy ally. It is her enemy. Unfortunately, it still believes she loves and trusts it.

Danny and the crew of the Supreme Lythion must keep that illusion alive while they hunt for the hidden factory producing the array’s army of nearly unstoppable super-suits. One mistake could expose them, and the array controls the gates and communications that hold the Carinad Empire together.

Meanwhile, Emperor Ramaker is under siege, assassination attempts are escalating, and entire communities can be isolated and starved whenever the array chooses to punish them. Then Danny uncovers evidence of a secret project that may offer humanity its first real defense—and discovers that the array’s ambitions extend far beyond an army of armored soldiers.

Now the race is on to destroy the factory before the array discovers Danny’s betrayal. Because when it finally understands the truth, its retaliation could tear the Empire apart.

Long Live the Emperor is Book 3 of the Imperial Hammer series, a character-driven space opera of rogue artificial intelligence, galactic intrigue, dangerous technology, found family and explosive action.

Imperial Hammer

Book 1: Hammer and Crucible

Book 1.1: An Average Night on Androkles

Book 2: Star Forge

Book 3: Long Live the Emperor

Book 4: Severed

Book 5: Destroyer of Worlds

Praise for Long Live the Emperor series:

Diving straight into the action, this book hardly slows down!

the nature vs nurture debate with quite an ethical dilemma on a galaxy spanning scale.

I love sci-fi and this story makes me love it even more.

I am in awe of the writing ability and imagination of Cameron Cooper.

Before reading any of this author's work, I would have stated I did not really like science fiction. THAT has changed.

It's full of action from beginning to end

Brilliant and intricate.

Many memorable characters – but my favorite is Varg

twists and turns so you’re never really sure what is going on behind the scenes.

The enemy controls every road between the stars—and Danny has to destroy his army without letting him know she is fighting him. The self-aware interstellar array is no longer Danny Andela’s uneasy ally. It is her enemy. Unfortunately, it still believes she loves and trusts it. Danny and the crew ...

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2 reviews

Ingrid Savell

September 30, 2020

A thrilling fast-paced action adventure in space. I'm fascinated by the books in this series which are packed with electrifying action and captivating character building. I enjoyed the continuity of the theme and motivating factors running through each book of the series. This story uncovers more intriguing layers of the the main characters as well as some wonderful examples of the delightful humanity and frightful inhumanity AI's. There's breath-stealing action during which I frantically tried to read faster...I had to stop, take a breath and remember to read*all*the*words so I could savour all the clues in the details! Unexpected twists kept the edge-of-my-seat suspense at maximum velocity, just like the capabilities of the beloved space ship of the series. I'm three books into the series and full throttle addicted! Imperial Hammer is definitely a series to read in order with a complexity that belies the easy-reading enjoyment I'm savouring.

About the author

Cameron Cooper writes fast-moving, character-driven science fiction filled with big ideas, political intrigue, expansive worlds, and people facing extraordinary circumstances. Best known for the Imperial Hammer space opera series, Cameron also writes military science fiction, SF crime, dystopian and alternate-history fiction, and hopepunk.

Cameron’s publishing career began in 1999 and spans both traditional and independent publishing. Cameron placed fourth in Hugh Howey’s Self-Published Science Fiction Competition #2, and the novella Quiet Like Fire was an Aurealis Award finalist for Best Science Fiction Novella.

Cameron Cooper is the science fiction pen name of Tracy Cooper-Posey. An Australian-Canadian, she lives in Edmonton, Canada, where she writes science fiction fueled by Irish Breakfast tea, chocolate, and a stubborn belief that the future is still worth fighting for.

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