Allies and Enemies: Empire: Book 5
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Sela Tyron’s discovery of a secret Ironvale Guild weapon project masterminded by the power-hungry Chancellor Okane has exposed harsh truths: The Poisoncry acolyte, Fisk, is still alive and her partner, Jon Veradin, is the reason why.
Where Sela sees an opportunity for revenge, Jon has different plans. Tapped as the successor to the Ironvale Guild Master, he needs Sela’s help to thwart Okane from assuming control. If they don’t stop Okane, the Reaches will suffer. But can Sela forgive Jon and set aside her quest for revenge?
Meanwhile, the sentient Resurrection ship, Vo, has transformed the paradise of Narasmina into a hellish landscape. Desperate to rescue her daughter, Erelah Veradin and the officious Ironvale diplomat, Saito Koide, struggle to cross a ruined city filled with strange biomechanoid creations. Just as things seem their darkest, old allies, Rachel Northway and Maeve arrive to lend a hand. Together, will they be enough to defeat Vo and rescue Erelah’s family?
Allies and Enemies: Empire, the fifth book in the series, picks up right after the events of Allies and Enemies: Legacy in this space opera adventure with a heavy military sci-fi influence.
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Amy J. Murphy was not born a fantastic liar. This power only developed after she was bitten by a radioactive advertising exec during a college internship. Since that fateful day, she’d used this gift of falsehood to create science fiction novels featuring kickass heroines. Her on-going Allies and Enemies series about the exploits of renegade genetically-engineered soldier, Sela Tyron, has hit Amazon’s Best Seller lists in the space opera and galactic empire sub-genres. Amy is a two-time Dragon Award Finalist for Best Military Science Fiction novel and a member of SFWA.
When she’s not debating on panels at science fiction conventions, Amy lives in Vermont with her husband and two very spoiled canines.
Learn more about author Amy J. Murphy at www.amyjmurphy.com or follow on Twitter @selatyron.
