The
Circuit: The Complete Saga
by
Rhett C. Bruno
Genre:
SciFi, Space Opera
USA
Today Bestseller Rhett C. Bruno's debut sci-fi series is a gritty,
space-opera epic perfect for fans of The
Expanse!
Earth
is a dying planet. To survive, humanity founds the Circuit, a string
of colonies across the solar system, dedicated to mining resources
vital to preserving what remains of mankind. Here there are no heroes
or villains, only those willing to do what's necessary to
survive.
The
New Earth Tribunal, a powerful religious faction, has risen to rule
the Circuit. They believe a Spirit within the Earth will one day
appear and welcome humanity back home. Following a string of
seemingly random attacks, the Tribunal suspects its mortal enemy, the
Ceresians, have again rallied to challenge their absolute rule. But a
new, sinister threat has arisen--and it plans to bring down the
Tribunal once and for all.
Join
an unlikely band of would-be saviors--the Tribunal's best spy, a
roguish Ceresian mercenary, a subservient android and a disgraced
general--as they are drawn into a conspiracy destined to change the
Circuit forever.
"Bruno
has crafted a complex, multi-dimensional story that combines the best
of his genre with age-old truths--and quandaries--about humanity,
politics, religion, family, and, yes, love." -Portland
Book Review
**Only
.99 cents 7/2 – 7/12 !!**
Rhett
C Bruno is the USA Today Bestselling Author of 'The Circuit Saga',
'Bastards of Titan Series', and the 'Buried Goddess Saga'; among
other works.
He
has been writing since before he can remember, scribbling down what
he thought were epic stories when he was young to show to his friends
and family. He currently works at an Architecture firm after
graduating from Syracuse University, but that hasn’t stopped him
from recording the tales bouncing around inside of his head.
Follow
the tour HERE
for exclusive content and a giveaway!
Thanks for hosting this great, fun tour and letting us find out about terrific books to read. Thanks also for the great giveaway.
ReplyDeleteHonestly this isn't normally the kind of book I would be interested in but now it has me wanting to pick it up
ReplyDelete