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    Ballad of Broken Glass
    Silent Refrain
    Audiobook series2 titles

    The Great War Series

    Written by K. MacCabe

    Narrated by Caroline Turner Cole

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    About this series

    Peace has reigned across the Galaxy for over two centuries, and no one can believe that such an accomplishment nears an end. However, as dreadnoughts muster in the capital of the Earth Empire, and threaten her home nation of the Coalition, Sophia Trotsky finds herself at the dawn of war. Armed with the belief that she can make a difference the young naval intelligence officer finds herself a front-line combatant–where history cannot be made by one person alone.

    When the bombs and shells drag minutes into hours, what truly is important becomes the only source of light beneath the shadow of war.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherShatterpoint
    Release dateMar 2, 2023
    Ballad of Broken Glass
    Silent Refrain

    Titles in the series (2)

    • 1

      Silent Refrain
      Silent Refrain

      Silent Refrain

      K. MacCabe
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      The war is now a storm long past, but the scars still linger, and they are deep. Sophia Trotsky has arrived to give an interview for a documentary on The Great War, where the memories hit as hard as the battles. However, the courage to face the memories once more comes from a chance encounter with a reflection of the tattered soul within.

      The war is now a storm long past, but the scars still linger, and they are deep. Sophia Trotsky has arrived to give an interview for a documentary on The Great War, where the memories hit as hard as the battles. However, the courage to face the memories once more comes from a chance encounter with a reflection of the tattered soul within.

    • 2

      Ballad of Broken Glass
      Ballad of Broken Glass

      Ballad of Broken Glass

      K. MacCabe
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      Peace has reigned across the Galaxy for over two centuries, and no one can believe that such an accomplishment nears an end. However, as dreadnoughts muster in the capital of the Earth Empire, and threaten her home nation of the Coalition, Sophia Trotsky finds herself at the dawn of war. Armed with the belief that she can make a difference the young naval intelligence officer finds herself a front-line combatant–where history cannot be made by one person alone. When the bombs and shells drag minutes into hours, what truly is important becomes the only source of light beneath the shadow of war.

      Peace has reigned across the Galaxy for over two centuries, and no one can believe that such an accomplishment nears an end. However, as dreadnoughts muster in the capital of the Earth Empire, and threaten her home nation of the Coalition, Sophia Trotsky finds herself at the dawn of war. Armed with the belief that she can make a difference the young naval intelligence officer finds herself a front-line combatant–where history cannot be made by one person alone. When the bombs and shells drag minutes into hours, what truly is important becomes the only source of light beneath the shadow of war.

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