Worlds Like Dust by Lazlo Ferran

Worlds Like Dust by Lazlo Ferran

Book 1, Running: The Alien in the MIrror is only available free online

The battle for Earth threatens to eclipse Jake's soul

The jackal-headed Ischians are here When General Jake Nanden retired from the USAC, he could never have guessed that his greatest battle was still to come.

Since then, he has joined a spiritual cult called the Blue Path, trying to establish communication with a few peaceful Ischians.

But now his world has been torn apart; his wife and youngest son have been killed, probably his eldest too and the Los Angeles and Washington citizens sweat it out under inescapable alien domes.

His son, Stone, warned him of the invasion and he joined up with Gary Enquine to form a rudimentary resistance network.

Now, they must find a way to rise up and defeat the conquerors of Earth Nanden must escape and unite the remaining human and clone forces, scattered across the Solar System.

But time is running out Soon, a necklace of giant starships will encircle the Earth and enclose it within a giant, inescapable force field.

This tense, all-action sci-fi thriller never lets you pause for breath and the action could be compared with Starship Troopers or Star Wars.

But it's not just superficial action, there is the deeper thread of Jake Nanden's own journey as a reconstructed replicant or clone and the struggle of the last humans in a world increasingly controlled by replicants.

Intensely and beautiful Science Fiction with a twist, if you love Phillip K. Dick, Isaac Asimov or Arthur C Clarke and Stephen Baxter, you will like this.

Categories: fiction, science fiction, alien, thriller, first contact, clones, starship, genes, invasion.

Lazlo Ferran, an English author, was educated near Oxford and has worked as an aeronautical engineering student, dispatch rider, graphic designer, full-time busker, guitarist, and vocalist, recording two albums during his unique life. Lazlo grew up in rural Buckinghamshire and says: In contrast to Buckinghamshire's ultra-strict education system, the lovely Chiltern Hills gave the ideal playground for a child's mind. Lazlo Ferran left the science field after a long and successful career to focus on literature.