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It All Falls Down
A Science Fiction Novel by Ralts Bloodthorne
Book 21 of the Behold, Humanity! Series
Shade Night has reduced the population of the Cygnus Orion Galactic Spur by 90%. The survivors struggle to set things right in the aftermath of the "Great Thrum" (as Dalvanak has identified it), also known as The Flashbang.
Vuxten and the rest of 7th Army have returned to garrison and now face medical boards and the threat of ejection from the military.
Herod continues his quest to locate his "mother," also known as The Detainee. Not the digital version, but the flesh and blood embodiment of evil.
Captain Jeff Pikark and the Mantid Omniqueen face off in a brutal struggle that only one will walk away from.
All of this and more as the sun begins to set on Behold: Humanity!
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