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| − | '''''Imminent Crisis''''', by [[Randall N. Bills]], | + | '''''Imminent Crisis''''', by [[Randall N. Bills]], is a novel of divided loyalty during the [[Federated Commonwealth Civil War]]. |
== From the back cover == | == From the back cover == | ||
| − | {{quote|''[[Leftenant Colonel]] [[Grayson Addison]]'s first absolute loyalty is to the [[Capellan March]] of the [[Federated Suns]]. If [[Field Marshall]] [[George Hasek|Hasek]] calls, Addison and his [[Eight Syrtis Fusiliers]] will heed. But his fealty is not so clear where [[Archon-Princess]] [[Katherine Steiner-Davion|Katrina]], ruler of the entire [[Federated Commonwealth]], is concerned. For as Katrina and her [[Victor Ian Steiner-Davion|brother]] vie for power in a [[Federated Commonwealth Civil War|civil war]] that has engulfed the entire realm, the Fusiliers sit in an island of calm, neither supporting nor opposing any side and walking a dangerous line between survival and annihilation.'' | + | {{quote|''[[Leftenant Colonel]] [[Grayson Addison]]'s first absolute loyalty is to the [[Capellan March]] of the [[Federated Suns]]. If [[Field Marshall]] [[George Hasek|Hasek]] calls, Addison and his [[Eight Syrtis Fusiliers]] will heed. But his fealty is not so clear where [[Archon-Princess]] [[Katherine Steiner-Davion|Katrina]], ruler of the entire [[Federated Commonwealth]], is concerned. For as Katrina and her [[Victor Ian Steiner-Davion|brother]] vie for power in a [[Federated Commonwealth Civil War|civil war]] that has engulfed the entire realm, the Fusiliers sit in an [[New Syrtis|island]] of calm, neither supporting nor opposing any side and walking a dangerous line between survival and annihilation.'' |
| − | ''But when the hammer of an invading army lands upon | + | ''But when the hammer of an invading army lands upon them, the time for decisive action is at hand—and Addison finds he must battle old friends as well as enemies if he is to remain true to his House and his army, as well as to himself...''}} |
== Summary == | == Summary == | ||
Revision as of 15:20, 19 October 2008
Imminent Crisis, by Randall N. Bills, is a novel of divided loyalty during the Federated Commonwealth Civil War.
From the back cover
| “ | Leftenant Colonel Grayson Addison's first absolute loyalty is to the Capellan March of the Federated Suns. If Field Marshall Hasek calls, Addison and his Eight Syrtis Fusiliers will heed. But his fealty is not so clear where Archon-Princess Katrina, ruler of the entire Federated Commonwealth, is concerned. For as Katrina and her brother vie for power in a civil war that has engulfed the entire realm, the Fusiliers sit in an island of calm, neither supporting nor opposing any side and walking a dangerous line between survival and annihilation.
But when the hammer of an invading army lands upon them, the time for decisive action is at hand—and Addison finds he must battle old friends as well as enemies if he is to remain true to his House and his army, as well as to himself... |
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Summary
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Featured characters
- Leftenant Colonel Grayson Addison
- Field Marshall George Hasek
- Archon-Princess Katrina Steiner-Davion
- Victor Ian Steiner-Davion
- Ardan Sortek