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No Song, but Silence
A Science Fiction Novel by Jonathan Nevair
Book 3 of the Wind Tide Series
Subgenres & Tropes:
- Space Opera,
- Military Science Fiction,
- Political Science Fiction
This book is for you if you're into...
- Space operas with revolutionary movements losing their way
- Philosophical sci-fi wrestling with power and self-preservation
- Galactic empires built on resource exploitation and political corruption
An ambitious and fitting end to the Wind Tide Trilogy, with the poignancy and intelligent writing that has now come to define this series.
Can the secrets of a lost philosophy break the cycle of vengeance?
A mysterious and reclusive superpower threatens to extend its reach, colonizing new star systems for Wind energy and spreading a corrupt political empire.
The People's Army, once the hope for a new federation of allies in the Arm, has dwindled to a mere spectator in the fight for political control.
Ailo's role in its revolutionary fervor is over. The esoteric philosophy of the legendary Cin Quinti is her only concern now.
But when an unimaginable threat sends a political shock wave through the Arm she must weigh the cost of self-preservation, hiding in the shadows as civilization falls to despotism and tyranny.
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