Space opera. Neurofall: Rokosh

By: Alex Gor

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

“In the army, there are only two ways to live: obey — or survive. Sometimes, it’s the same thing.”

After saving Prince Farial, John Sol finally earns his reward — rank and status within the Empire. But celebration isn’t on the menu. Instead of rest and recognition, he’s shipped off to the Imperial Drop Academy — a brutal training facility where weakness is eliminated and titles mean nothing.

For a former Russian paratrooper, this isn’t a promotion. It’s a test. A new world. Iron discipline. Commanders who couldn’t care less who you used to be. Here, every morning starts with pain, and only those who endure make it to nightfall.

John must survive suicidal marches, initiation trials, transformation, and a system that values human life less than a rifle. But the real battle isn’t fought in the barracks — it’s in his mind. Where loyalty collides with conscience, and duty with honor.

What you’ll find inside:
- Hard military sci-fi with no sugarcoating.
- An academy where survival is the curriculum.
- A soldier walking the razor’s edge between instinct and integrity.
- Ruthless officers, a merciless system, and brotherhood forged in blood and death.
- Relentless pacing, psychology, dark humor, and constant tension.

"Neurofall: Rokosh" is the second book in the Neurofall series — a story of a man turned into a weapon by war, still fighting to remain human.

The series blends military science fiction, psychological drama, and action thriller — for readers who crave raw, honest sci-fi with no illusions.