5 Star Review

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Editorial Book Review:
By Marcos Buttler
War is never just about battles—it’s about choices, consequences, and the weight of leadership. I found myself completely immersed in this gripping sci-fi adventure, where the fate of civilizations hangs in the balance and no decision is ever simple. The story pulls me in with its grand scale, yet what kept me turning the pages was the way it weaves in deeply personal struggles. At the heart of it all is a leader who, despite past victories, finds that ruling is an even greater challenge than fighting.
I loved this book the most because it had just the right amount of excitement and emotional depth. As war looms, there is an obvious sense of tension between humans and nonhumans. Both groups are on the verge of full-scale conflict. The political maneuvering is just as thrilling as the battles, making every chapter feel urgent and necessary. The conflicts aren’t just external, either—the internal battles of duty, morality, and legacy are just as compelling as the space combat and intergalactic skirmishes.
The world-building is top-notch, with lots of vivid images and small details that make the world feel real. From the war-torn battlefields to the royal halls of power, every scene feels real and draws you in. I could almost hear the buzzing of starships and feel the tension in international talks. There was a lot of thought put into making the world feel both big and connected, with different groups having their own goals and problems.
In the best way possible, the pace never slows down. There are no empty scenes; every scene moves the story along, whether it's through intense action or important character growth. There's a tension that tells me that peace is fragile and that things could go from calm to chaos at any time, even when it's quiet. All the way through, that steady push-and-pull kept me interested.
This book is everything I love about epic sci-fi: complex characters, intense stakes, and a world that feels both thrilling and real. It’s not just about war—it’s about survival, responsibility, and what it truly means to lead. It left me with a lot to think about, and I can’t wait to see where the story goes next.
About the Author
Michael W Hickman

Michael Hickman currently lives in the hills of Ohio, is a former IT manager, programmer, and network administrator. Now that he is a retired, he has plenty of time to work on his next novel and take care of his two rescue dogs, Max, a Great Dane mix, and his newest addition, Amber, a Shiba Inu and Australian Shepherd mix.
In addition to writing, Michael enjoys camping, hiking, and spending time with his two sons and four grandkids. He's also into genealogy, which led him to discover not only that his family roots extend back to the early settlers of Ohio, but that he's related to Samuel Clemens and Zane Grey.
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