Cover of Twilight of the Empire (Twilight of the Empire, #1-3) (Deathstalker)

Twilight of the Empire (Twilight of the Empire, #1-3) (Deathstalker)

Part of the Twilight of the Empire series

Once the Empire spanned light years, uniting farflung mankind in peace and harmony. Now it is rotten to the core, and a half-mad empress rules with a fist of iron. This is the future fate of humanity as envisioned by the genius imagination of Simon R. Green

Before the rise of Owen Deathstalker, other heroes defended this perilous galaxy. Their exciting stories are told in three action—packed novellas set in the amazing Deathstalkeruniverse. "Mistworld " introduces the intrepid Investigator Topaz as she battles an Imperial fiend on a distant pirate haven. "Ghostworld" is Base thirteen, where Jhon Silence and his crew investigate a mystery more chilling than the vacuum of space. And in "Hellworld" Captain Hunter and his fellow scouts are stranded on a planet straight out of their worst nightmares. For in the final years of the Empire, there is no safety anywhere.

Genre
science fictionfantasyspace opera
Subject
science
Audience
adult
Length
long · 464 pages

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