Steven L. Kent - The Clone Betrayal
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PRAISE FOR
Steven L. Kent
Steven L. Kent
THE CLONE ELITE
If you enjoy military science fiction, then this is the book for you... fast paced and hard-hitting. Punches, bullets, and nuclear bombs are not held back. The characters face hard choices and dont regret them after they are made.
SFRevu
THE CLONE ALLIANCE
Offers up stunning battle sequences, intriguing moral quandaries, and plenty of unexpected revelations... [a] fast-paced military SF book with plenty of well-scripted action and adventure, [and] a sympathetic narrator.
SF Site
ROGUE CLONE
Exciting space battles [and] haunting, quiet moments after war has taken its toll... Military SF fans looking for stories that combine mystery, action, espionage, politics, and some thoughtful doses of humanism in exploring their not entirely human characters would do well to add Steven L. Kent to their reading lists.
SF Reviews.net
THE CLONE REPUBLIC
A solid debut. Harris is an honest, engaging protagonist and thoughtful narrator, and Kents clean, transparent prose fits well with both the main character and the storys themes... Kent is a skillful storyteller, and the book entertains throughout.
Sci Fi Weekly
The first sentence gets you immediately... From there, the action begins fast and furious, with dark musings, lavish battle scenes, and complex characterizations... The Clone Republic feature[s] taut writing and a truly imaginative plot full of introspection and philosophizing.
The Village Voice
A character-driven epic that understands that the best war stories are really antiwar stories... a smartly conceived adventure.
SF Reviews.net
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THE CLONE ELITE
THE CLONE BETRAYAL
ROGUE CLONE
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THE CLONE BETRAYAL
In 2001, I became acquainted with one of the worlds last Renaissance men, an American who speaks Portuguese like a Brazilian, plays the piano like a concert pianist, and knows how to frame his own home. When the retention pond beside his house became choked, he hopped into a Bobcat and dug it out. When I asked him how he learned to operate heavy equipment, he responded, It really isnt that hard. He said the same thing when he finished restoring a classic Austin Healey: It really wasnt that hard.
John Thorpes long list of skills goes well beyond carpentry, auto restoration, music, linguistics, landscaping, and driving a backhoe; it also extends to human renewal. I know this for a fact. My entire family has benefited from his talents.
Heres to you, J.T.
We have a wretched, motley crew in the Fleet. The Marines, the refuse of every regiment, and the seamen, few of them ever wet with salt water.
Benedict Arnold
SIX EVENTS THAT SHAPED HISTORY: A Unified Authority Time Line
2010 TO 2018 DECLINE OF THE U.S. ECONOMY
Following the examples of Chevrolet, Oracle, IBM, and ConAgra Foods, Microsoft moves its headquarters from the United States to Shanghai. Microsoft executives maintain that their company has long been a global corporation and remains dedicated to the United States; but with its burgeoning economy, China has become Microsofts most important market.
Even though Toyota and Hyundai increase manufacturing activities in the United Statesbecause of the favorable cheap labor conditionsthe U.S. economy becomes dependent on the shipping of raw materials and farm goods.
Bottoming out as the worlds twelfth largest economy behind China, Korea, India, Cuba, the European Economic Community, Brazil, Mexico, Canada, Japan, South Africa, Israel, and Unincorporated France, the United States government focuses on maintaining its position as the worlds only remaining military superpower.
JANUARY 3, 2026 INTRODUCTION OF BROADCAST PHYSICS
Armadillo Aerospace announces the discovery of broadcast physics, a new technology capable of translating matter into data waves that can be transmitted to any location instantaneously. This opens the way for pangalactic exploration without time dilation and the dangers of light-speed travel.
By the end of 2030, the United States creates the first-ever fleet of self-broadcasting ships, a scientific fleet designed to locate planets for colonization. When initial scouting reports suggest that the rest of the galaxy is uninhabited, politicians fire up public sentiment with talk about manifest destiny and spreading humanity across space.
The discovery of broadcast physics leads to the creation of the Broadcast Networka galactic superhighway consisting of satellite dishes that send and receive ships across the galaxy. The Broadcast Network ushers in the age of galactic expansion.
JULY 4, 2110 RUSSIA AND KOREA SIGN A PACT WITH THE UNITED STATES
With the growth of its space-based economy, the United States reclaims its spot as the wealthiest nation on Earth. Russia and Korea become the first nations to sign the IGTA (Intergalactic Trade Accord), a treaty created by the United States that opens the way for nations to become self-governing American territories and enjoy full partnership in the space-based economy.
Hoping to consolidate its position as the sole nation colonizing space, the United States issues an open invitation for all nations to join the IGTA. Several nations, most notably China and Afghanistan, refuse to sign the IGTA, which leads to a minor world war, in which the final holdouts are coerced into signing the treaty.
More than 80 percent of the worlds population is eventually sent to establish colonies throughout the galaxy.
JULY 4, 2250 TRANSMOGRIFICATION OF THE UNITED STATES
In an effort to demonstrate that the IGTA is a unilateral entity rather than an extension of the United States, the organization changes its name to The Unified Authority.
Deemed inadequate for governing the galactic expansion, the U.S. Constitution is replaced by a new manifesto merging principles from the Constitution with concepts from Platos Republic. In accordance with Platos ideals, society is broken into three stratacitizenry, defense, and governance.
With forty self-sustaining colonies across the galaxy, Earth becomes the political center of the republic. The eastern sea-board of the United States becomes an ever-growing capital city populated by a political classfamilies appointed to run the government in perpetuity.
Earth also becomes home to the military class. After some experimentation, the Unified Authority adopts an all-clone conscription model to fulfill its growing need for soldiers. Clone farms euphemistically known as orphanages are established around Earth. These orphanages produce more than a million cloned recruits per year.
The military does not commission clone officers. Officers are drafted from the ruling class. When the children of politicians are drummed out of school or deemed unsuitable for politics, they are sent to officer-candidate school in Australia.
2452 TO 2512 UPRISING IN THE GALACTIC EYE
On October 29, 2452, a date later known as the new Black Tuesday, a fleet of scientific exploration ships vanishes in the galactic eye region of the Norma Arm.
Fearing an alien attack, the U.A. Senate calls for the creation of the Galactic Central Fleet, a self-broadcasting armada. Work on the Galactic Central Fleet is completed in 2455 and the fleet travels to the Inner Curve, where it vanishes as well.
Having authorized the development of a top secret line of cloned soldiers called Liberators, the Linear Committeethe executive branch of the U.A. governmentapproves sending an invasion force into the Galactic Eye to attack all hostile threats. The Liberators discover a human colony led by Morgan Atkins, a powerful senator who disappeared with the Galactic Central Fleet. The Liberators overthrow the colony, but Atkins and many of his followers escape in G.C. Fleet ships.
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