Legacy of Valor

“From the cover to the opening pages, Price of Vengeance grabs the reader and takes them on a wild ride. Fasten your seat belts for this book.” -S. J. Francis, author of Shattered Lies

The ground shook! Liam spun to see a jet of flame towering into the air. “Dear Creator,” Liam whispered. Then he shouted. “That’s the command bunker!”

Major Liam O’Connor is a hero in his own right. He is descended from a family of heroes. Now he will be tested. Now he will become legend. The Rebel faction lead by Marshal Kergan has seized Treespo, the fifth moon around the fourth planet of Beta Proximus. Treespo is a major source for valuable rare metal elements. With all other Alliance forces out of position, Liam’s Special Operations Company has been attached to the New Terran Marine Corps Third Division. Their job is to provide the spearhead to retake Treespo.

There is an old Marine saying: “No plan ever survives its first encounter with the enemy.” Treachery kills all senior officers in Third Division, leaving Liam in command. With humans of Terran, Neo-Etruscan, and Finnian descent looking to him to keep them alive, Liam must reach deep inside himself. Failure leaves the bulk of the galaxy’s rare metal elements in Kergan’s hands. If Liam succeeds, he will find himself an heir to his family’s legacy of cunning, their legacy of courage, their Legacy of Valor.

Kurt D. Springs is presently an adjunct professor of anthropology and archaeology in New Hampshire. He holds a PhD. in anthropology from the State University of New York at Buffalo, as well as a Master of Literature in archaeology from the National University of Ireland, Galway, and a Master of Liberal Arts in anthropology and archaeology from the Harvard University Extension School. His main area of interest is megalithic landscapes in prehistoric Ireland.

Kurt also writes reviews on Kurt’s Frontier.

Professor Springs currently lives in Manchester, New Hampshire.