World Enders: The Phoenix Initiative, Book 2

Peacemakers, and I'm not talking about the ones made by Samuel Colt, either. They are one of the smallest, yet one of the most powerful of all of the Guilds in the Galactic Union. They have members of almost every race officially in the GU. To achieve the rank of Peacemaker, one goes through rigorous training, education, and drills in many areas to prepare them for as much as possible. To finally achieve the rank and title of Peacemaker, one must pass their first mission. Those aren't usually easy, and for Tald, his is damn near impossible. Luckily for him, he's a fan of human culture, and he loves old western movies. So much so, that he's taken on the persona of an old western sheriff. He knows he's got a daunting task for his first mission. He's got ideas and determination though. He's also not afraid to get some deputies to help him out. He's got a lot to prove and wants to step out of his father's shadow. That's not easy when your father is one of the best fighter/bomber pilots in the galaxy. He's no dummy though, his deputies are extremely good at what they do, and he's smart enough to use their abilities to help him succeed. He's going to need their skills and a lot of luck, because he's got to be a detective of monumental ability to pass this test. Or worlds could be destroyed and the life on them brought to an end.

Now that's how you tell a fast-paced mil scifi story!! Excellent character development, high stakes, and a plot that hooks you from the start. Also, Tald is my new favorite Peacemaker!!

A great story that serves to introduce the players and problems that are sure to be integral in this series. Love the first SalSha Peacemaker and the new “alliance” between groups that are very different. Can’t wait to see what happens next!

World Enders is about a SalSha Peacemaker candidate named Tald and an invisible talking cat who shall remain name less because I do not want the furry critter to decide they need to find me. Think about it, a SalSha and a Depik on an adventure together, what could possibly happen? Actually, there is a lot more going on in the novel, but I do not want to give away to much of the plot. There is plenty of action and intrigue, standard for a 4HU novel. Tald does some soul searching. Apparently, it is not easy being the sone of Throb, who also appears in the story. Entertaining novel and fun to read.

This one takes Sansar Enkh and friends to the heart of the enemy. The SIs are still around and still dangerous.I loved the various races working together and I especially love Depik. Wolf and Kennedy merge their strengths as writers. Looking forward to more.

One his first mission he is in over his head and deputizes Sansar of the Golden Horde, Gleeko, and a Hunter who if they don’t kill each other might help him against theDamanis, the SI that had run the Mercenary Guild for centuries and who has three planet breaking warships. It’s a crime novel an fans won’t want to miss.

Great story supplied by a fantastic cast of characters. This as a movie would put Star War to shame. Action packed, they draw you in so it is very hard to put down. I am eagerly looking forward to more of The Phoenix Initiative.

Make sure to read book one first. Both are good individually but better in order. Book two takes a little more thought to get into it but worth the effort. Goodvread.

The Veetanho have been the client species for the SI Lord Dunamis for centuries. But since humanity came on the galactic scene the plans of the Veetanho have failed more often than not. Now the ancient SI is looking for a new client race. But first it's time to throw the toys out of the pram. Really shows how badly brain computer interfaces can go. 3 of the Veetanho doomsday ships have been stolen and it's up to a new peacemaker to find them. As long as his deputies don't kill one another first. I found the interactions between the cat that isn't there and the Veetanho quite entertaining. Depik have to be my favourite 4HU species. Evil assassin kitties for the murder and mayhem win! The SalSha peacemaker has his own journey of self-discovery and along the way learns that not everything he learnt at the academy works out in the big bad galaxy. One thing that was left out was the Dussman security squad assigned to Sansar. Were they observing events and staying out of things or did she somehow slip them? Considering the ending things could go pear shaped for the Dussman human relationship. I'm looking forward to the next one.

Awesome story, I really liked the build up of the underdog hero. And his inner self doubts that he works through so he can build a team and have them prevail.