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Well of Furies by Craig Delancey is a work of fiction available to read on EtoBox.
What is Well of Furies about?
The most feared world in the galaxy: The Well of Furies.From this planet, the godlike Ulltrians waged war on all life among the stars. Long thought extinct, the Ulltrians have returned. Now all the galaxy is in danger. Humanity faces extinction.Amir Tarkos is the only human in the Predator Corp, the most elite military force in the galaxy. With his partner Bria, a bear-like carnivore, Tarkos is given a dangerous and difficult mission. Tarkos and Bria must locate the World Hammer, a pair of co-orbiting sunless planets that are the last refuge of the Ulltrians. But to find the World Hammer, they first must brave the dangers of the Ulltrian homeworld, The Well of Furies.To save Galactic civilization, Tarkos and Bria will have to work with a team of strange aliens and artificial intelligences, explore the perilous ruins of an ancient world, dare the depths of an ocean that engulfs a dark planet, and fight a fierce battle in the ice rings of a gas giant. Can one human being save the galaxy?The Philadelphia Free Press writes of The Predator Space Chronicles, "They are impossible to put down and filled with exciting action in an alien-filled galaxy that humans have just joined."Evolution
Who reads Well of Furies?
It is typically read by readers looking for immersive, entertainment-first reading.
Common subject areas: fiction, literature, genre fiction.
- Author
- Craig Delancey
- Publisher
- 496 Perfect Number Press
- Published
- 2013
- Language
- EN
- Category
- work of fiction
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