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    Phoenix Rebirth: Phoenix Empire, #2
    Phoenix Imperiled: Phoenix Empire, #3
    Phoenix Dawn: Phoenix Empire, #1
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    Phoenix Empire Series

    By Dietmar Arthur Wehr

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    About this series

    This military SF/Galactic Empire series chronicles the rise of the Phoenix Empire out of the ashes of the defeated System States Alliance and spans hundreds of years. You'll see the full range of human endeavors from strategic decisions made at the highest levels that affect millions of people right down to the individual men and women who do the fighting and sometimes dying for and against the Phoenix Empire. And in between are the military battles where admirals maneuver their fleets across a chessboard that spans thousands of light years. This is how empires sometimes rise…and fall.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNon-Linear Visions Inc.
    Release dateOct 15, 2022
    Phoenix Rebirth: Phoenix Empire, #2
    Phoenix Imperiled: Phoenix Empire, #3
    Phoenix Dawn: Phoenix Empire, #1

    Titles in the series (5)

    • 1

      Phoenix Dawn: Phoenix Empire, #1
      Phoenix Dawn: Phoenix Empire, #1

      Phoenix Dawn: Phoenix Empire, #1

      Dietmar Arthur Wehr
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      This 108,000-word novel will appeal to fans of military SF, Galactic Empire and Space Opera genres. The collapse of the breakaway System States Alliance leaves the corrupt and rickety 800-year-old Federation victorious but nearly bankrupt. Among the military equipment it is forced to abandon on the planet Poictesme is the ultra-secret super-computer codenamed Merlin, that managed the strategic, tactical, logistical and administrative aspects of the interstellar war so well. The terrible secret it contains, that the Federation is now doomed to slowly slid into anarchy and chaos that will last for centuries, has to be kept secret to prevent an even faster and more violent collapse. But it also contains another secret. To avoid a new Dark Age, a new SSA must rise from the ashes of the old one. Can a few surviving SSA veterans find a way to make the Phoenix rise again?

      This 108,000-word novel will appeal to fans of military SF, Galactic Empire and Space Opera genres. The collapse of the breakaway System States Alliance leaves the corrupt and rickety 800-year-old Federation victorious but nearly bankrupt. Among the military equipment it is forced to abandon on the planet Poictesme is the ultra-secret super-computer codenamed Merlin, that managed the strategic, tactical, logistical and administrative aspects of the interstellar war so well. The terrible secret it contains, that the Federation is now doomed to slowly slid into anarchy and chaos that will last for centuries, has to be kept secret to prevent an even faster and more violent collapse. But it also contains another secret. To avoid a new Dark Age, a new SSA must rise from the ashes of the old one. Can a few surviving SSA veterans find a way to make the Phoenix rise again?

    • 2

      Phoenix Rebirth: Phoenix Empire, #2
      Phoenix Rebirth: Phoenix Empire, #2

      Phoenix Rebirth: Phoenix Empire, #2

      Dietmar Arthur Wehr
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      Phoenix Rebirth continues the thrilling military SF series that started in Phoenix Dawn. With the results of the Battle For Earth still reverberating throughout human space, power players scramble to fill the new power vacuum. Earth has a new leader and a new vision, the autocratic Terran Imperium. The rebel vision of a new coalition of planets modeled after the democratic System States Alliance seems further away from realization than ever as Aren Bentrik's former rebel comrades pursue their own dreams of glory. Bentrik still has his Merlin super-computer to guide him, but only a small powerbase with limited resources is available to exploit Merlin's strategic moves. The Terran Imperium, on the other hand, has massive resources, and it has a Merlin-type super-computer too. All sides are building up their strength for the inevitable military showdown that will determine whether human civilization soars to new heights or comes crashing down into chaos and anarchy.

      Phoenix Rebirth continues the thrilling military SF series that started in Phoenix Dawn. With the results of the Battle For Earth still reverberating throughout human space, power players scramble to fill the new power vacuum. Earth has a new leader and a new vision, the autocratic Terran Imperium. The rebel vision of a new coalition of planets modeled after the democratic System States Alliance seems further away from realization than ever as Aren Bentrik's former rebel comrades pursue their own dreams of glory. Bentrik still has his Merlin super-computer to guide him, but only a small powerbase with limited resources is available to exploit Merlin's strategic moves. The Terran Imperium, on the other hand, has massive resources, and it has a Merlin-type super-computer too. All sides are building up their strength for the inevitable military showdown that will determine whether human civilization soars to new heights or comes crashing down into chaos and anarchy.

    • 3

      Phoenix Imperiled: Phoenix Empire, #3
      Phoenix Imperiled: Phoenix Empire, #3

      Phoenix Imperiled: Phoenix Empire, #3

      Dietmar Arthur Wehr
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      Twenty years have passed since the 2nd battle for Marduk. The System States Coalition, which now includes all Old Federation colonized planets, has become unwieldy and rigid. Powerful member states like the Terran Imperium are resorting to corporate warfare and commerce raiding (disguised as piracy) to sidestep the mutual defense clause that open warfare would activate. Regent Gail Foley-Bentrik, will have to face difficult decisions if there's to be any hope of reversing the current slide down the slippery slope toward the new Dark Age. With tensions rising and the Coalition powder keg ready to explode at any moment, can she keep the multi-planet Kingdom of Marduk from being overwhelmed by the forces of chaos?

      Twenty years have passed since the 2nd battle for Marduk. The System States Coalition, which now includes all Old Federation colonized planets, has become unwieldy and rigid. Powerful member states like the Terran Imperium are resorting to corporate warfare and commerce raiding (disguised as piracy) to sidestep the mutual defense clause that open warfare would activate. Regent Gail Foley-Bentrik, will have to face difficult decisions if there's to be any hope of reversing the current slide down the slippery slope toward the new Dark Age. With tensions rising and the Coalition powder keg ready to explode at any moment, can she keep the multi-planet Kingdom of Marduk from being overwhelmed by the forces of chaos?

    • 4

      Phoenix on Fire: Phoenix Empire, #4
      Phoenix on Fire: Phoenix Empire, #4

      Phoenix on Fire: Phoenix Empire, #4

      Dietmar Arthur Wehr
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      The Phoenix Empire has reached its peak after expanding for 233 years. That peaceful expansion has run its course and is now on track for a long, gradual decline lasting 610 years unless the forces of chaos intervene. Those forces include hundreds of independing planets on the Rim that are struggling to resist economic exploitation by Imperial Chartered Companies as well as one particular ICC that has its own 'Merlin' supercomputer and wants to engineer and exploit a rapid, violent collapse of the Empire. Can the Bentrik dynasty keep the dream of a peaceful empire alive?

      The Phoenix Empire has reached its peak after expanding for 233 years. That peaceful expansion has run its course and is now on track for a long, gradual decline lasting 610 years unless the forces of chaos intervene. Those forces include hundreds of independing planets on the Rim that are struggling to resist economic exploitation by Imperial Chartered Companies as well as one particular ICC that has its own 'Merlin' supercomputer and wants to engineer and exploit a rapid, violent collapse of the Empire. Can the Bentrik dynasty keep the dream of a peaceful empire alive?

    • The Phoenix Empire Series Vol. 1-4: Phoenix Empire
      The Phoenix Empire Series Vol. 1-4: Phoenix Empire

      The Phoenix Empire Series Vol. 1-4: Phoenix Empire

      Dietmar Arthur Wehr
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      This military SF/Galactic Empire series chronicles the rise of the Phoenix Empire out of the ashes of the defeated System States Alliance and spans hundreds of years. You'll see the full range of human endeavors from strategic decisions made at the highest levels that affect millions of people right down to the individual men and women who do the fighting and sometimes dying for and against the Phoenix Empire. And in between are the military battles where admirals maneuver their fleets across a chessboard that spans thousands of light years. This is how empires sometimes rise…and fall.

      This military SF/Galactic Empire series chronicles the rise of the Phoenix Empire out of the ashes of the defeated System States Alliance and spans hundreds of years. You'll see the full range of human endeavors from strategic decisions made at the highest levels that affect millions of people right down to the individual men and women who do the fighting and sometimes dying for and against the Phoenix Empire. And in between are the military battles where admirals maneuver their fleets across a chessboard that spans thousands of light years. This is how empires sometimes rise…and fall.

    Author

    Dietmar Arthur Wehr

    Dietmar started writing SF novels when he was 58 after a career in corporate financial analysis. He got tired of waiting for David Weber to write another Honor Harrington series book so he decided to write some military SF of his own. He lives near Niagara Falls, Canada. In his spare time, he dabbles in steampunk cosplay, pursues his interests in science, history and free energy. He can be contacted via his website.

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