Until an alien scholar uncovers a terrifying truth: Earthlings might not even be capable of being civilized-and a shadowy group of powerful humans is already poised to unleash war across the entire galaxy. With mankind’s help, the Weave is finally on the verge of victory against the Amplitur. But if the Weave attempts to undo the effects, they may change the former warriors into something far, far worse. When the Amplitur unleash an elite cadre of fighters, it soon becomes clear that they have subjected their human prisoners to horrific genetic manipulation.
Unfortunately for all, the Amplitur have the same idea-and mankind is caught in the middle. This is the official novelization of Star Wars: The Force Awakens, the highly anticipated blockbuster. When one of its scout ships lands on Earth, the Weave quickly realizes that humanity’s almost innate ability to wreak havoc and death may hold the key to turning the tide in their fight. In fact, most regard violence as hideously barbaric, and even the thought of harming another sentient being is beyond imagining. Anyone ever read the damned tilogy Alan Dean Foster Basically the cool part of the plotthat you don't usually see anymore is that theres an intergalactic war going on (Pretty standard) and when the good guys stumble on earth, they find a species so adept a warfare we would certainly turn the tide. Humans are caught up in an alien war in this epic from the #1 New York Times-bestselling author of Star Wars: The Force Awakens and Star Trek Into Darkness.įor millennia, the Weave, an alliance of species, have fought to resist the telepathic Amplitur, who strive to unite all self-aware life-forms in their great “Purpose.” The Weave is slowly losing ground, but for both sides, warfare focuses more on outthinking and outmaneuvering your foe than destruction. The Damned Trilogy: A Call to Arms, The False Mirror, and The Spoils of War by Alan Dean Foster (m4b)
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