Rijel 12
The Rise of New Australia
by King Everett Medlin
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Pub Date Nov 22 2018 | Archive Date Mar 13 2019
Chandra Press | Independent Book Publishers Association (IBPA), Members' Titles
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Description
The remote Intergalactic Penal Colony on the planet Rijel 12 is a very profitable enterprise. Its desolate surface is an uninhabitable wasteland relentlessly scorched by its sun, but inside the planet is a vast treasure trove of the most precious resources in the galaxy.
Prisoners sentenced to Rijel 12 know it’s a one-way ticket. It used to be a convict would serve their time and come home. That stopped a while ago. Inmates are forced to work the mines in wretched conditions and the death rate is staggering. Luckily for the warden, new inmates arrive monthly to replenish the labor pool. Business has never been better.
From the darkness of their miserable existence, one prisoner decides to take a stand and begins to organize a resistance. Inmates rally to the cause and prepare for rebellion. Can the rag-tag rebels of ‘New Australia’ succeed in their quest for freedom or will the warden and the overpowering might of the Interplanetary Authority extinguish their only hope?
From new author, King Everett Medlin, comes an action-packed epic of hope, rebellion, and the quest for redemption.
A Note From the Publisher
PRINT (ISBN: 139781949964042)
Available Editions
EDITION | Ebook |
ISBN | 9781949964028 |
PRICE | $4.99 (USD) |
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