Havoc

#2 Dred Chronicles

Ann Aguirre

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ACE BOOKS
26 August 2014

Modern & contemporary fiction (post c 1945); Adventure; War & combat fiction; Science fiction; Space; Military

Series: The Dred Chronicles

The Conglomerate's most dangerous convicts have made the prison ship Perdition their home. And they will defend it... Perdition is under siege. Mercenaries have boarded the station with orders to take control of the facility - and execute the prisoners. Their commander is offering full pardons to the first five inmates willing to help the mercs complete their mission. Dresdemona Dred Devos hasn't survived hard time just to surrender to the Conglomerate's armored thugs. Leading a ragtag army of inmates, Dred and her champion, Jael, wage a bloody guerilla war of chaos and carnage against impossible odds. But no matter how dire the outlook, the Dread Queen never backs down...

By: Ann Aguirre
Imprint: ACE BOOKS
Country of Publication: United States
Volume: 2
Dimensions: Height: 170mm, Width: 107mm, Spine: 23mm
Weight: 176g
ISBN: 9780425258125
ISBN 10: 0425258122
Series: The Dred Chronicles
Pages: 320
Publication Date: 26 August 2014
Recommended Age: 18 years
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

Ann Aguirre is the author of several other popular series: Sirantha Jax ( Endgame, Aftermath, Grimspace ); Enclave ( Horde, Outpost, Enclave ); and Corine Solomon ( Agave Kiss, Blue Diablo, Devil's Punch, Shady Lady ). Perdition is the first book in The Dred Chronicles.

Reviews for Havoc (#2 Dred Chronicles)

Praise for Perdition Definitely a must for fans of Aguirre's Sirantha Jax series or Joss Whedon's Firefly. -- Vampire Book Club Thought-provoking and gripping. -- The Book Pushers Aguirre revisits the classic idea of survival within an anarchic, violent society, offering protagonists whose moral gray contrasts with the stygian dark of those around them. Sirantha Jax fans may be intrigued to see what befell Jael after his ill-considered actions there, and new lead Dred is a strong linchpin for a promising new series. -- Publishers Weekly