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Eric Thomson

    A former Canadian soldier and IT executive, this author crafts military science fiction with a distinct space opera feel. Drawing heavily on personal experiences from his time in uniform, he infuses his stories and characters with authenticity. His writing is deeply rooted in a lifelong passion for science fiction, military fiction, and history.

    Without Mercy
    Fear No Darkness
    A Peril So Dire
    The Dirty and the Dead
    A Colonial Murder
    Imperial Sunset
    • Imperial Sunset

      • 1008 pages
      • 36 hours of reading

      The narrative unfolds within a decaying interstellar empire plagued by corruption and tyranny, led by a psychotic empress whose rule incites rebellion among military leaders. As factions clash in a brutal civil war, the once-mighty Imperial Fleet is drawn into chaos, threatening the stability of peaceful star systems. This backdrop of political intrigue and conflict highlights the empire's impending collapse and the struggle for power among its leaders.

      Imperial Sunset
      5.0
    • A Colonial Murder

      • 832 pages
      • 30 hours of reading

      Chief Superintendent Caelin Morrow, leading the Professional Compliance Bureau, is tasked with investigating corruption among Commonwealth officials. When concerns arise about a newly appointed Constabulary head, she is called to Mission Colony to probe deeper. What begins as a routine vetting quickly escalates into a murder investigation involving influential figures, revealing a web of corruption and crime that endangers Morrow's life and the political landscape of the Rim Sector. As she delves into the darkness, the stakes rise dramatically.

      A Colonial Murder
      4.0
    • The Dirty and the Dead

      • 390 pages
      • 14 hours of reading

      The story follows Assistant Commissioner Caelin Morrow as she transitions from investigating corrupt officials to tackling military crimes within the restructured Anti-Corruption Division. Tasked with uncovering alleged atrocities committed by the elite 212th Pathfinder Squadron on a rogue colony, Morrow quickly finds herself entangled in a web of deceit and political maneuvering. Known for her sharp investigative skills and relentless pursuit of justice, she is determined to confront the corruption lurking beneath the surface, no matter the cost.

      The Dirty and the Dead
      4.0
    • A Peril So Dire

      • 384 pages
      • 14 hours of reading

      The narrative follows Caelin Morrow as she leads Anti-Corruption Unit 12, initially focused on exposing corrupt senior officers. However, her mission intensifies when Rear Admiral Hera Talyn assigns her to investigate treason within the Fleet, revealing a more perilous landscape where traitors pose a greater threat than mere criminals. This unexpected twist adds layers of intrigue and danger to her role, challenging her skills and resolve in a high-stakes environment.

      A Peril So Dire
      4.0
    • Fear No Darkness

      • 374 pages
      • 14 hours of reading

      Colonel Zack Decker confronts a critical situation as the Commonwealth teeters on the brink of civil war. Assigned to protect a peace initiative on his estranged home planet, he faces not only the threat of secessionists but also the personal conflict of reconciling with a disapproving family. As tensions rise, Decker's commitment to his oath as a Marine drives him to navigate a complex landscape of loyalty and duty, all while grappling with the haunting shadows of his past.

      Fear No Darkness
      4.0
    • Without Mercy

      • 984 pages
      • 35 hours of reading

      The narrative explores the profound question of individual worth amidst the backdrop of an interstellar war that has caused immense loss. It delves into the moral implications of valuing a single life when countless others have been sacrificed, challenging the reader to consider the significance of each person in the face of overwhelming conflict. The themes of sacrifice, humanity, and the impact of war on personal identity are central to the story, prompting reflection on what truly matters in times of crisis.

      Without Mercy
      4.0
    • Hard Strike

      • 966 pages
      • 34 hours of reading

      Set in a precarious Rim Sector, the narrative unfolds as terrorists collaborate with traitors to destabilize the Commonwealth. Their sinister goal is to dismantle existing governments and impose Earth-controlled satraps, threatening to erase centuries of hard-won civil peace among humanity's diverse factions. The book explores themes of power, betrayal, and the struggle for autonomy amidst impending chaos.

      Hard Strike
    • A Dark and Dirty War

      • 394 pages
      • 14 hours of reading

      Siobhan Dunmoore and her fellow veterans struggle to adapt to life after the Shrehari War, facing the psychological and social challenges that come with their experiences. As they navigate the aftermath of conflict, themes of trauma, resilience, and the search for purpose emerge. The story explores the bonds formed among veterans and the impact of war on their identities, highlighting both the personal and collective journeys toward healing and reintegration into society.

      A Dark and Dirty War
    • The Final Shore

      • 398 pages
      • 14 hours of reading

      Set in a post-war Commonwealth, the story unfolds as a new internal threat emerges from the Centralists, who aim to centralize power on Earth at the expense of sovereign star systems. With a Centralist Secretary General determined to expedite her agenda, tensions rise as she seeks to gain control over the Commonwealth Armed Forces, which are resisting her plans. The narrative explores themes of power, autonomy, and the struggle between central authority and independence in a complex political landscape.

      The Final Shore
    • We Dare

      • 362 pages
      • 13 hours of reading

      Focusing on covert operations, the elite Marines of Ghost Squadron undertake high-stakes missions to safeguard humanity across the galaxy. Amidst a backdrop of political corruption, financial greed, and revolutionary chaos within the Commonwealth, these specialists are relentless in their pursuit to restore order and stability. Their ability to strike swiftly and disappear makes them a formidable force against the growing threats to civilization.

      We Dare
    • Imperial Twilight

      • 1040 pages
      • 37 hours of reading

      Set against the backdrop of a crumbling empire, this narrative explores the impending downfall of humanity's most dominant civilization. As the story unfolds, it delves into themes of power, hubris, and the fragility of supremacy in the galaxy, highlighting the tensions and conflicts that arise as the empire approaches its inevitable collapse. The fate of the species hangs in the balance, prompting a gripping examination of survival and the consequences of unchecked ambition.

      Imperial Twilight
    • Imperial Ghosts

      • 940 pages
      • 33 hours of reading

      In a universe shaped by the remnants of a long-fallen empire, two factions, the Wyvern Hegemony and the Republic of Lyonesse, possess the last fragments of technology enabling faster-than-light travel. As these powers navigate their fragile coexistence, tensions rise over the control of this invaluable technology, setting the stage for conflict and intrigue in a richly imagined galaxy. The struggle for dominance and survival unfolds against a backdrop of ancient secrets and the quest for knowledge lost to time.

      Imperial Ghosts
    • Imperial Night

      • 404 pages
      • 15 hours of reading

      In a galaxy ravaged by the collapse of humanity's interstellar empire, the Republic of Lyonesse stands as the last remnant of civilization, threatened by the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. While Lyonesse narrowly escaped War and Famine, the Pale Rider now targets it with pestilence and death. As Morane and Sister Gwenneth fight to protect their republic from internal strife and external threats, they must confront the looming danger of plague ships and the insidious influence of the White Rider. The fate of Lyonesse hangs in the balance.

      Imperial Night
    • Imperial Echoes

      • 1018 pages
      • 36 hours of reading

      In a future where humanity's first interstellar empire has faded into legend, Lyonesse stands as the guardian of human knowledge, isolated in a wormhole. Generations have passed as it meticulously prepares to execute Jonas Morane's ambitious plan to reunite humanity. The narrative explores themes of memory, legacy, and the quest for connection in a universe where the past is shrouded in mystery.

      Imperial Echoes
    • Like Stars in Heaven

      • 1060 pages
      • 38 hours of reading

      Set against the backdrop of a stalemated interstellar war, Siobhan Dunmoore embarks on a perilous mission aboard the outdated frigate Stingray, tasked with uncovering the truth behind an ancient log buoy that has finally reached human space. As they navigate a poorly charted region of the galaxy, Dunmoore faces not only the challenges of exploration but also the resurgence of an old enemy. With the odds stacked against her, she is resolved to return home with honor, making her journey a thrilling race against time and adversaries.

      Like Stars in Heaven
    • Imperial Dawn

      • 410 pages
      • 15 hours of reading

      Set in a distant future where two small star nations strive to reclaim devastated human worlds, the story explores themes of rivalry and betrayal. Initially a friendly competition, tensions escalate as suspicions about each nation's true intentions emerge. As the once-mighty face dispossession, the race for dominance reveals the fragility of alliances and the consequences of ambition in a galaxy shaped by past tyranny.

      Imperial Dawn
    • Fatal Blade

      • 1120 pages
      • 40 hours of reading

      Set against the backdrop of colonial warfare, an ex-Marine pathfinder named Zack Decker is determined to thwart a sinister plot aimed at igniting chaos in the Commonwealth Rim. Armed with a dagger and accompanied by a lethal partner, he defies orders to prevent a catastrophic bloodbath. Driven by a personal grudge and a strong sense of duty, Zack's mission becomes a race against time to stop the impending storm of violence and protect humanity from the rise of an oppressive Empire.

      Fatal Blade
    • Howling Stars

      • 1100 pages
      • 39 hours of reading

      The story follows Zack Decker, who embarks on a perilous, unsanctioned mission to find his missing friend, Command Sergeant Hal Tarra, after Tarra's mysterious disappearance on the Commonwealth frontier. Haunted by past failures and driven by the Marine ethos of "No One Left Behind," Decker defies naval intelligence's indifference to pursue redemption. As he navigates dangerous territory without official support, the narrative explores themes of loyalty, friendship, and the haunting memories that shape a Marine's life.

      Howling Stars
    • The Warrior's Knife

      • 966 pages
      • 34 hours of reading

      Set in a post-war era, tensions simmer between humanity and the alien Shrehari Empire, despite decades of peace. The assassination of a Shrehari trade emissary on Aquilonia Station, a human-operated free port, threatens to unravel fragile relations, with a Commonwealth Navy officer becoming the prime suspect. As the investigation unfolds, the precarious balance of commerce and diplomacy hangs in the balance, highlighting the complexities of interspecies interactions and the potential for conflict to reignite.

      The Warrior's Knife
    • On Stormy Seas

      • 398 pages
      • 14 hours of reading

      Reluctantly stepping away from her command, Siobhan Dunmoore faces a new chapter in her career as she transitions to a staff position on land. This shift challenges her leadership skills and personal resolve, as she navigates the complexities of military life away from the front lines. The story explores themes of duty, sacrifice, and the struggle to find purpose in a changing environment.

      On Stormy Seas
    • Black Sword

      • 1078 pages
      • 38 hours of reading

      Amidst a backdrop of covert missions gone awry and disappearing officers, Zack Decker and Hera Talyn, elite agents of the Special Operations Section, find themselves embroiled in a dangerous game of treachery. As they suspect a deeper conspiracy within the Fleet, which is engaged in a shadowy cold war against anti-democratic factions, Decker embarks on a perilous mission to uncover the truth. With betrayal lurking within Naval Intelligence, their survival hinges on uncovering the identities of their hidden adversaries.

      Black Sword
    • Deadly Intent

      • 818 pages
      • 29 hours of reading

      Factions intent on dismantling the long-standing agreement between human colonies and Earth are unleashing chaos, threatening to disrupt the fragile balance that has been maintained for centuries. As tensions rise and conflict looms, the stability of both human settlements and their connection to Earth hangs in the balance.

      Deadly Intent
    • Death Comes But Once

      • 1180 pages
      • 42 hours of reading

      Zack Decker, a former Marine Pathfinder, grapples with the consequences of his fiery temper and disdain for authority, leading to his early retirement and a life of isolation and despair. After losing his wife and purpose, he numbs his pain with alcohol, drifting aimlessly from planet to planet. His life takes a turn when he encounters an old Marine friend who offers him a lifeline amidst chaos, just as he finds himself on the run for killing a corrupt cop. This sets the stage for a gripping journey of redemption and survival.

      Death Comes But Once
    • Die Like the Rest

      • 798 pages
      • 28 hours of reading

      Exploring the persistent impact of historical failures, this book delves into the lessons that past mistakes impart on humanity. It examines how history continues to echo through time, urging reflection and awareness of our shortcomings. Through compelling narratives and insights, it highlights the importance of understanding our collective past to avoid repeating errors and to foster a more enlightened future.

      Die Like the Rest
    • When the Guns Roar

      • 944 pages
      • 34 hours of reading

      Captain Siobhan Dunmoore faces challenges as she transitions from independent warfare against the Shrehari Empire to a structured role within Task Force Luckner. Tasked with expanding the successful tactics of her Q-ship, Iolanthe, she struggles against her new superior, Rear Admiral Kell Petras, and other captains who lack the necessary mindset for effective commerce raiding. As they resist her insights, Dunmoore must navigate the complexities of leadership and strategy to transform her team into effective operatives, embodying the cunning required for their mission.

      When the Guns Roar
    • The Path of Duty

      • 1068 pages
      • 38 hours of reading

      In a backdrop of a protracted interstellar war, Siobhan Dunmoore faces the challenge of restoring her Navy's reputation after a devastating failure. Tasked with navigating pirate-infested space, she seeks redemption while grappling with her tumultuous past. As she delves deeper into a web of intrigue and betrayal, Dunmoore must protect her crew from marauders and hidden threats within the Admiralty. The struggle for survival forces her to confront the true meaning of duty, honour, and loyalty, with her own life hanging in the balance.

      The Path of Duty
    • The Hitler we Loved and Why

      • 121 pages
      • 5 hours of reading

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      The Hitler we Loved and Why