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War may be the end of all things, but it can also be the beginning. The End of All Things—the first book in John Scalzi’s epic Interdependency series—finds the human race at war with an alien civilization, humans living on the starship Intrepid traveling to the stars to find allies who can help fight off these invaders from space. The Interdependency must strike an alliance with other races before it’s too late. But these other races want nothing to do with Earth, and Earth has plenty of its own problems…

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First off, if you’re a fan of sci-fi and military tactics, then you probably already know about John’s Old Man’s War series. I can say with 100% certainty that The End of All Things is just as good as his previous books. This new story features James Purefoy as Colonel Nieman, an aging officer in the United Nations Exploratory Force (UNEF). When a hostile alien species make contact for the first time in history, and further conflict seems imminent, Nieman must lead his troops into battle one last time.

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For years, hardworking Ensign Andrew Dahl has aspired to reach the rank of lieutenant in Earth’s interstellar Fleet. So when he finally receives a promotion, it should be a time for celebration. Instead, his new assignment—to transport humanity’s most important prisoner two hundred light-years to face judgment for her crimes—seems like a death sentence. The prisoner is BeiTech Industries’ chief executive officer, Rosemary Rose Shapiro, and she is one dangerous woman. It’s not just her ruthless business practices that have landed her in hot water on multiple worlds; she’s also been accused (and acquitted) of attempted murder.

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About “John Scalzi” the author of “The End of All Things”

John Michael Scalzi II (born September 9, 1969) is an American science fiction author and former president of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America. He has written non-fiction books, novels, short stories, and a play. His novel Old Man’s War won The Hugo Award for Best Novel in 2006. In 2007 his short story The Sagan Diary received a nomination for both a Hugo Award for Best Novelette and a Nebula Award for Best Novelette. In 2012 The Android’s Dream won the Seiun Award for best foreign-language novel translated into Japanese.