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'A clever and exciting collision of space opera, high adventure, and devious politics. Insightful and highly entertaining!' – Jonathan Maberry, New York Times, on the Coronam series
Destruction comes, but subtler now, in spurts, whispers and hums. The great powers roil in internal conflict, while the prophet calls for new war. Where the enemy ends and dissatisfaction begins blurs the lines of battle. The many stir against the few, led forward by the drone of alien bees, and the words of a child on far away Tirgwenin. The powerful know war and time is against the Family. Genocide approaches. Heroes will fall, others rise and the homes of humanity shall be remade.
About the Author
Johnny Worthen is an award-winning, multiple-genre, tie-dye-wearing author, voyager, and damn fine human being! Trained in literary criticism and cultural studies, he writes upmarket fiction, long and short, mentors others where he can and teaches at the University of Utah.
Praise For…
?'A clever and exciting collision of space opera, high adventure, and devious politics. Insightful and highly entertaining!'
— Jonathan Maberry, NY Times bestselling author of RELENTLESS and V-WARS on Of Kings, Queens and Colonies, Book One
'Worthen shows himself a master of style and substance…'
— Michael R. Collings, 2016 World Horror Convention Grand Master on Of Kings, Queens and Colonies, Book One
'The worlds of Coronam, with their mixture of old and new technologies, create a unique setting for an ageless story about humanity.'
— Daniel Yocom, Guild Master Gaming
'Johnny Worthen is a bold and imaginative writer; his Coronam work is a fascinating look at our troubling history through the lens of tomorrow.'
— Bryan Young, author of BattleTech: Honor's Gauntlet
'With Of Kings Queens and Colonies, Johnny Worthen creates an immersive and compelling world populated by vivid characters. As always, his excellent writing is saturated with humor and humanity. Highly recommended.'
— Kate Jonez, Chief Editor of Omnium Gatherum
'...this is the beginning of an outstanding epic that will have broad appeal, especially to the readers of the Dune saga. Highly recommended for all sf collections.'
— Booklist Starred Review on Of Kings, Queens and Colonies, Book One