I have to say that the plot for this new book sounds really intriguing. If he hasn’t signed his own death warrant. Paranoid delusion or dangerous reality, Butler might be onto something much deeper than anyone imagined. As a prime suspect, he can’t shake the sensation he’s being watched…or finally succumbing to the stress of his past. Because no sooner does he start digging when his first contact is murdered, the death somehow kept secret from the media. They need Butler to find who did it, how, and why no one’s taken credit for the ingenious attack.Īs accustomed as Butler is to the reality of wargames-virtual and otherwise-this one screams something louder than a simple hack. A breach of a competitor’s computer network has Butler’s superiors feeling every bit as vulnerable. It’s all relatively low risk-until he’s entrusted with new orders. Really, he’s just there to impress clients and investors. Forced into retirement, he has resettled on Talca Four where he’s now Deputy VP of Corporate Security, protecting a high-tech military company on the corporate battlefield-at least, that’s what the job description says. To the other half of the galaxy he’s a pariah. As a result, I have huge hopes for Spaceside, which is set to be released in August, and I am very excited to see how Mammay tops his amazing first book.įollowing his mission on Cappa, Colonel Carl Butler returns to a mixed reception. Planetside was an incredible debut from Mammay, who blended together mystery and science fiction elements to create an outstanding space military thriller with an absolutely explosive ending that I still cannot get over.

Stay tuned to see reviews of these books when I get a copy of them.įor this week I look at Spaceside by Michael Mammay, the sequel to one of my favourite books from 2018, Planetside. Welcome to my weekly segment, Waiting on Wednesday, where I look at upcoming books that I am planning to order and review in the next few months and which I think I will really enjoy.

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