Book 2 in 'The Remembrance War' series.
Reclaiming Earth from the Zhen was only the beginning.
For the first time in a thousand years, humans walk the world where their civilizations first arose.
Settlements have become towns, swelling with new settlers fleeing the oppression and lies of the Empire.
For the first time in a thousand years, the human race is free.
But freedom never comes without a price, and a year of rebuilding ends with the human homeworld pushed to the brink of collapse by a series of Zhen attacks.
Tajen Hunt, the man who found Earth and uncovered the truth about the Zhen, is sent to the Kelvaki Assembly to ask for ships and pilots to bolster Earth's defenses.
Between an assassination attempt on the Heir to the Assembly throne and the labyrinth of loyalties that is Kelvaki politics, it's not an easy task.
And it's made impossible when the Zhen Empire seizes control of Earth and sets up a brutal Occupation.
Now Tajen and his team must return to Earth and find a way to end the Zhen occupation.
But unlike the first Battle of Earth, the lines between friend and foe are no longer clear--because the Zhen have human agents among the people of Earth--and not all of them are known.
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About the Author Born in the San Francisco Bay Area and raised in Napa, California, Michael R.
Johnston grew up steeped in everything Science Fiction and Fantasy.
In the early 90s, he took a break from college that went from being one semester to ten years.
In that time, he had several jobs, from serving subpoenas to making sandwiches, before he became the Data Processing Manager of a small research company.
Eventually he decided he'd had enough of the corporate world and returned to college, graduating with honors from California State University, Sacramento.
In fall 2006,.
Flame Tree Press The blood-dimmed tide, hardcover/michael r. johnston
