The Four Worlds: Subversion

Content levels

Trigger warnings

Positive tags

Hero archetypes

Heroine archetypes

Protagonist archetypes

Tropes

Themes

Synopsis

Earth has been warned! But when the Council Navy shows up on their doorstep, disaster strikes.Jinny Ambrosa and Tyrus Tyne gave up everything to reach the Four Worlds and warn them of the coming Council invasion. But they soon learn that the Council's shadowy agents are already there! Spies, traitors, scheming politicians, and deadly assassins will do anything to keep them from accomplishing their mission. Now on the run from even those they considered allies, can they save the inhabitants of the Four Worlds from subjugation and death?Meanwhile, in the 47 Colonies, Tyrus wasn't the only enacter who disobeyed his orders. As a rising wave of free will and revolution threatens the government's iron-fisted control, the nefarious Keeper grows desperate to consolidate and strengthen his power. He will do what he must, including attacking his own people, to build his galactic empire.The Four Worlds: Subversion is the second volume of an imaginative and immersive Science Fiction series for adults and young adults alike that will take you on a fast-paced thrill ride across the galaxy. Space battles, intergalactic pursuits, heists, prison breaks, and profound plot twists await you in this unforgettable saga of governmental deception, brave freedom fighters, and unexpected heroes.Space Opera meets Military Science Fiction and Genetic Engineering in an adventure that will leave you on the edge of your seat and wanting more!

Tags

Is The Four Worlds: Subversion appropriate for my child?

Suitable for most readers 13 and up.

This space opera features space battles, assassinations, political intrigue, and action violence including prison breaks and heists. Characters face danger from spies and traitors, with government oppression and revolution as central themes.