Michael Brachman

Redemption Michael Brachman

In Redemption (Book 3 of The Rome's Revolution Saga), Rome and Rei must travel to Earth with their newborn son to preempt an attack that would wipe out their new home world. Upon arrival, Rome finds herself sentenced to death for her "crimes" back on Tabit. Don't miss the epic conclusion to the series that will leave you with your jaw hanging open. Rome's Revolution is a three-part interstellar adventure featuring a man from the 21st century and a woman from the 35th century who band together to fight forces dedicated to the extinction of mankind. Cinematic in scope, Rome's Revolution offers romance, comedy, heart-pounding thrills, suspense, "legal" time travel, and meticulously researched hard science. It is a love story and a culture clash. The entire Rome's Revolution Saga has everything you love about hard science fiction: robots, aliens, computers, genetic manipulation, spaceships that travel faster than light and some that travel a lot slower. In Redemption (Book 3 of The Rome's Revolution Saga), there is no rest for the weary. Stopping the genocidal civil war on Deucado was not enough. Accompanied by MINIMCOM, their deadly hybrid computer/starship, Rome and Rei, along their newborn son Aason, must travel to Earth to preempt an attack that would wipe out their new home world. Upon arrival, Rome is immediately arrested, tried, convicted and sentenced to death for her "crimes" back on Tabit. As if that is not enough, an old villain reappears and our heroes are kidnapped by the homicidal Onsiras and cut off from the outside world. Beneath the dormant volcano, Kilauea, they come face to face with MASAL, the rogue AI attempting to engineer the humanity out of mankind. Aided by MINIMCOM and a surprise visit by OMCOM, the planet-sized computer, Rome and Rei must defeat not only MASAL but take on the Stareaters, living Dyson spheres larger than the Sun which threaten all of life itself. The shocking twist at the end will cause your jaw to drop and leave you speechless yet satisfied.