Bio-Weapon
Humans are the warheads in a lethal contest of missiles vs. long-range beams in deep space.
The desperate Homo sapiens of Earth launch their experimental beamship.
It’s ultra-tracking and breakthrough technology allows it to out-range
the Doom Stars.
The Highborn want that ship. They send swarms of missiles, knowing few will reach it. In the nosecones are their secret
weapons — Free Earth Corps heroes from the Japan Campaign.
Launched from the giant missiles like shells in a shotgun, Marten Kluge and his
friends must ride their torps into the particle shields and storm aboard the beamship or die in the cold vacuum of space.
BIO-WEAPON is
the story of a suicide-ride to hell through a techno blizzard.
BIO-WEAPON is a full novel, 85,000 words in length by Vaughn Heppner,
Writers of the Future winner, Vol. IX.
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Vaughn Heppner
Vaughn Heppner's love for storytelling started in the snowbanks of Canada, where his childhood days were filled with dreams of distant worlds and adventures beyond his frosty front yard. But it wasn’t until a move to sunny Central California that his journey into writing truly began, fueled by an unexpected gift—his very first typewriter. Heppner found himself typing away in early mornings, crafting stories that echoed the same sense of wonder he’d experienced as a child, searching for magic in everyday moments.
Doom Star
Doom Star consists of six books. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.
