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    Contact (Final Colony 2)
    Contact (Final Colony 2)
    Contact (Final Colony 2)
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    Contact (Final Colony 2)

    By Angelo Tsanatelis

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    It was the worst possible scenario,
    An alien race...very intelligent, technologically advanced and extremely hostile
    __
    the Cygns will name them Remei Fars -the two-legged predators- they called themselves

    -Terrans.

    In Contact, the Final Colony series will return, through the eyes of CASHES Four, to a bloody skirmish that happened 45 years before the events unfolding in the previous volumes, during the invasion of planet D2713 (Masolthe) at the start of Earth Alliance's war with the Cygns. The battle of the Twin-Valleys.

    This is the third volume in the Final Colony series.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAngelo Tsanatelis
    Release dateAug 10, 2012
    ISBN9781476250830
    Contact (Final Colony 2)
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    Angelo Tsanatelis

    Angelo (Aggelos) Tsanatelis was born in Athens, Greece on October 24th 1979. He lived for seven years in Bulgaria, where he studied Law at the University of Sofia. During his studies he traveled in Europe and Africa, undertaking 'daring expeditions that no one ever heard about, visited mysterious locations or simply searched for hidden treasures in the most unlikely of places' as he quoted himself in a interview in 2012. After he finished his studies he worked in the private sector for several years before he realized his childhood dream and became an author. His first novel already many years in the making was Origins, the 1st episode in the Living Sword Chronicles series and it was published in April of 2011. It was followed by the novelette, the Rootless set in the same universe and the sequel to Origins, the Lodge & the Tribe.

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