Into the Fire (Rise of the Republic)

Ultimately, the decisions of the admirals...

...were the Viceroy's responsibility.

Could the losses have been avoided?

Down on Alfheim, the situation was dire. Some brave men and women had to be left behind for the greater good. Viceroy Miles Hunt, gutted by the losses, needed to stay focused. A Titan-class warship, the Freedom, could be the key to victory, if it were fully operational with a trained crew.

It was not.

Could Miles find another ally to be a wild card?

Sam, the medical Synth, faced something the programmers never expected--a moment where the only option was to break free of the code. The battle was fierce and there didn't seem to be a way out, until Sam came up with a plan.

Would it save them?

The Republic needed a big win, one that would force peace, but they might have underestimated the resolve of the Zodarks. The superships were on the way, but time wasn't on their side.

The tide of the war had shifted.

You'll love this fifth installment of the Rise of the Republic series because this gripping story of survival and grit will have you sitting on the edge of your seat until the end.

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The Rise of the Republic Series is best read in order, as each book builds upon the previous work. The reading order is as listed:

Book One: Into the Stars

Book Two: Into the Battle

Book Three: Into the War

Book Four: Into the Chaos

Book Five: Into the Fire

Book Six: Into the Calm

James Rosone is a veteran of the Army National Guard and the U.S. Air Force, serving overseas as an interrogator in Iraq during the 2007 troop surge. After ten years in the service, he became a contractor abroad and then lived for several years in Europe, working for the Department of Defense. He holds several degrees, including a Master of Science from the University of Oxford, and has published multiple books.

TC Manning is a father, husband, and US Army veteran who served as an infantryman for five years before being honorably discharged in 2015. After leaving the military, he went on to work in law enforcement in both Texas and Colorado. Through all these experiences, his dream to become a writer never went away, and now he has the opportunity to bring his stories to the world.