Freedom's Fury

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Dylan Kane's platoon is badly reduced, yet it still clings to a foothold on an asteroid base. While the soldiers are freeing captured rebels, an enemy battle cruiser ambushes them, wrecks their assault ship and strands them on the station. Forced down into the base's underground levels, they must search for food and equipment, battle overwhelming numbers and plan how to bring down the warship. A stroke of luck offers them an opening, but the raid that follows leaves them fighting simply to stay alive. They are left wondering whether the Free Army's fleet will arrive to rescue them, or whether the Free Army is only another deception.

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