Victory Conditions: Vatta's War: Book Five

Victory Conditions: Vatta's War: Book Five

by ElizabethMoon (Author)

Synopsis

A vast and hostile force is attacking prosperous trade centres, destroying their space fleets then moving on, leaving death and chaos in their wake. Admiral Ky Vatta's family was decimated by one such attack and Turek, the pirate force's leader, will not escape her vengeance. Ky has a loyal taskforce, but the enemy have three times the ships and the firepower to match. She must offset these advantages with her knowledge of military strategy and her ace: superior ansible technology, facilitating fast and accurate in-space intelligence. The alternative to victory is unthinkable - devastation of interplanetary trading networks on a galaxy-wide scale - and the end of a way of life.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 480
Edition: 2008
Publisher: Orbit
Published: 03 Apr 2008

ISBN 10: 1841495980
ISBN 13: 9781841495989
Book Overview: * Review coverage in the genre press * Featured on www.orbitbooks.net and in the Orbit ezine

Media Reviews
In-depth, galaxy-spanning and poignantly laced with humanity . . . this has been a solid series that defies the law of diminishing returns * SFX *
Moon is way ahead of the pack in this corner of the genre * SFRevu *
Rip-roaring action . . . This epic volume is a fine and fitting conclusion to Moon's grand space opera tour de force -- PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Excellent plotting and characters support the utterly realistic action sequences -- KIRKUS on MOVING TARGET
Author Bio
Elizabeth Moon served in the US Marine Corps, reaching the rank of 1st Lieutenant during active duty. She has also earned degrees in history and biology, run for public office and been a columnist on her local newspaper. She lives near Austin, Texas, with her husband and their son. Twenty-six of her books are in print, and she won the Nebula Award with her science fiction novel Speed of Dark (also shortlisted for the Clarke Award), and was a finalist for the Hugo in 1997.