The Legate
Roman Prokofiev
Feb 2024 · Project Stellar Book 6 · Tantor Media Inc · Narrated by Phil Thron
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"I hereby command: To connect the military orbitals as to the Sky Strike scheme. To launch a synchronized strike targeting the Black Moon as soon as it comes into range. To ensure the complete exhaustion of the missiles' Absolute reactors to trigger annihilation processes." By the time Grey had come back with an army of new allies, the Legion had been defeated. Many an Incarnator had fallen as heroes, leaving the City on the brink of destruction. Thousands of souls still trapped inside the Cube are trying to break free from their extradimensional prison while the Star watches impassively from its celestial heights. But it's not the A-monsters, Shivas, or Possessed Ones who present the main danger. It's he who'd launched Project Stellar-and who's now revealed his true face, threatening the very existence of Incarnators.
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Roman Prokofiev is a bestselling Russian author who writes in the LitRPG, gamelit, and cyberpunk genres. His books include the Project Stellar and Rogue Merchant series.
Phil Thron is a classically trained actor who has worked on stage, TV, and behind the microphone for several decades. When he's not recording from his home studio in New Jersey, Phil can be found playing tennis, reading or listening to books, watching movies, spending time with his family, and playing guitar.
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