Venus War

Pax Solis, Book 2

Lieutenant Alex "Flex" Callahan watched helplessly as the first refugee ships fled Venus. Something was driving them mad, transforming both crew and vessels into horrors. But this was just the beginning.

The mysterious alien menace that calls itself The Cure has arrived, threatening not only death and destruction but the monstrous and chilling corruption of humanity itself. While Flex works tirelessly to discover the true nature of The Cure, he is beset on all sides by doubters and enemies within.

As Venus falls and the infection spreads, Flex faces enemies on all sides. Military command refuses to accept the true scope of the threat, while his Senator father plays political games that could doom humanity. With transformed crew members appearing in Earth's fleet and time running out, Flex must convince Earth's leadership that their only choice is total war—before The Cure's technological evolution transforms them all into something no longer human.

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black balls!!!

I love BV Larson but here's the thing, book 2 was AMAZING! In book 2 we introduce P & black balls, the phrase is said thousands of times! I have this urge to repeat phrases I find silly aloud. my wife was on the verge of smothering me with a pillow in my sleep I blurted BLACK BALLS & P! hundreds of times.... I can't even finish this series. I may be a 53 year old man but I have the mind of a juvenile delinquent!

All I can say holy cow

Wonderful book.great storylines and a unexpected friend. This book was well written and preformed.. I highly recommend it.

Story is coming along nicely

I love the friendship building between Yarl and Alex. Hope you expand on it and test the limits of the bond. I still think you need to ditch Alex's immature girlfriend. He's grown up too much to put up with such Highschool drama nonsense. Keep up the great work.

Very good for a second installment

I greatly enjoyed book 1 and found this one held my interest. I really appreciate when an Author finishes a books main storyline without ending it on a stupid cliffhanger, while setting up the reader for the next installment. I’ll begin book 3 very soon.

Two amazing authors, one very broken story

I have listened to both authors extensively let me state when I say extensively I mean, I have read all and I say all of both authors Works this abomination has distorted both authors and created something that is worthless. The storyline is derivative. The fight between characters and position shows in the storyline I say again I love both authors. The combination of both writers should be considered something to be burned like a witch at the stake