Dax Merrow: Brothers Of The Broken Fleet, Kartoniert / Broschiert

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Two brothers. One dying empire. A war that will either save them both - or cost them everything they have left.

When the Korinth Imperium erases their homeworld for the crime of saying no, Kellan and Soren Draven have nothing left but each other - and a fleet of refugee warships still willing to fight back. Kellan becomes the tactical officer whose cold arithmetic keeps outnumbered crews alive. Soren becomes the fighter pilot who finds, in the cockpit, the one place grief turns into something useful. Together they're pulled into a mission to stop an empire-ending superweapon before it finishes what was started on their homeworld - a mission that will demand everything either brother has to give, and test whether loyalty to family can survive the machinery of war.

Brothers of the Broken Fleet is a complete, standalone military space opera - one book, one war, one real ending. No cliffhanger, no series commitment required: just a full-scale story of grief, brotherhood, and a fight worth having, told through alternating brothers'-eye-view chapters that keep the fleet's battles and the family's stakes equally close.

What's inside: A standalone novel with a genuine beginning, climax, and resolution - no series required Dual-POV chapters alternating between two brothers on opposite sides of the same war Fast, disciplined space-fleet combat alongside quieter, character-driven moments A morally layered antagonist and a fractured empire that feels lived-in, not cartoonish A found-family fleet crew readers will want to keep coming back to

Perfect for readers who love military science fiction and space opera with real emotional stakes - fans of hard-won victories, sibling loyalty under pressure, and space battles that matter because the people in them do. A great pick for anyone who wants a complete space opera in one sitting, and a thoughtful gift for the science fiction reader in your life who's tired of waiting on the next book in a series.