The Terminal War: A Space Opera Novel (A Carson Mach Adventure) - Plot & Excerpts
The motors aided his muscles weakened by months of prior surgery so that he felt like his old bad eighteen-year-old self again. To his left lay the pyramid structure Mach and Adira were trapped within. To his right, and straight ahead, sweeping around in a swarming arc, were hundreds of proto-vestans, the enemy: the ones that would devour everything if they had a chance. The old hunter checked his distance with the automatic rangefinder. A green reticule glowed on his HUD. He lifted the meter-long twin plasma chain guns and spun up the rotors. The swarm didn’t care; they continued to rush on, not knowing what was coming. Sanchez grinned as the stim shot he’d taken earlier coursed through his veins and the adrenaline pumped his heart, slowed time, and brought him back his soldiering days, the days he loved the most. Fighting and hunting was what he was good at, not sitting inside a ship dealing with the white-collar assholes. Here, now, fighting for life, that’s what he was about, and he had his friends to save. Time to be me, he thought.
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