Guardian of Night
Invasion, Defection – and a last stand for Earth.
Dissident alien commander Arid Ricimer and his human allies, Captain Jim Coalbridge and Lieutenant Commander Griff Leher: courageous and very mortal heroes who must face down the forces of a tyrannical star empire.
Captain
Arid Ricimer, an alien starship commander with integrity and a clever
plan, attempts to defect to Earth with his officers and entire
spaceship – a vessel that mounts a superweapon of almost unimaginable
power. He’s pursued by his former fleet, a force that has already
devastated Earth once and is poised to wipe humanity from existence
forever.
In a thriller filled with echoes of The Hunt for Red October and cool hard science fiction technology, it’s a desperate gambit for
the alien captain and for humanity, as well. Yet after years of battling back from the brink of destruction, the U.S. space navy has the
war-tested heroes to rise to the challenge, among them attack ship
captain Jim Coalbridge and alien analyst, Griff Leher.
Whether final chapter or victorious turn-around – the players are in motion and the greatest confrontation this sector of the galaxy has ever witnessed is at hand. All depends on the
courage of an honorable alien warrior and the intelligence and daring of his human counterparts and would-be compatriots.
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Tony Daniel
Tony Daniel (born 1963) is an American science fiction writer.
Tony Daniel's short story "Life on the Moon" was nominated for the Hugo Award for Best Short Story in 1996.
