Drake's Rift

Taurian Empire

By: Nate Johnson

Narrated by: Connor Goff

**Humanity's Existence Hangs In the Balance**

Aliens have invaded the planet Intrepid. The vicious rat-faced bastards will stop at nothing until all humanity is either dead or enslaved. The only thing that can save the people of Intrepid are the Imperial Marines. The only thing that can save the galaxy itself, is the Imperial Navy. Never before in human history has so much depended upon so few.

Admiral McKenzie is very aware that the continuation of the human race rests on his shoulders. Through grit, determination, skill, and deception he will use whatever or whoever he must to win. His fleet of starships and their crews are the best ever. But will they be enough to defeat this new threat.

Sergeant Dex Carter finds himself and a few fellow Marines behind enemy lines. He is tasked with holding the small village of Drake’s Rift, the key crossroads that might very well determine the outcome of the war.

Alicia Miller wanted adventure, but having aliens invade her home was not on her list. She and the people of Drake's Rift neve expected to become the center of an inter-galactic war. While providence may have thrust her into this role. Toughness and determination will see her through it.

©2017 Nate Johnson (P)2017 Nate Johnson

great short war story

this is a great short war story it really moves along and the pieces come together I only wish that you saw the war from the other side a little bit.

A good feel good sci-fi story about aliens

I enjoyed this book, a little humor and a lot of detail. Safe for work and younger teens. The narrator is very good

some smart movie Makers going to jump on this!

the author and narrator at both done a great job I could see this being made into a movie I think there's a good potential for it

its a fanciful book

In the event that you love space drama, at that point this current book's for you. In the event that you likewise love romance books, you'll like it surprisingly better. Helped me a piece to remember "Skylark of Space" (which reveals to you my age), or an increasingly sensible rendition of "Streak Gordon." Personally, I'd similarly as before long lose the sentiments, since I think they bring down the remainder of the story.