Search for the Saiph (Saiph #2) Out Now
I am very pleased to announce that (finally) Search for the Saiph (Saiph #2) is now on sale!
You can download it from any amazon store by using this link
Thanks to all of you who have waited patiently for this book and for buying book 1 – without your support this one would have never have gotten out there.
Hope you enjoy it ��and please leave a review if you do – they are incredibly important for any aspiring author.
Search for the Saiph -The Blurb
PP Corcoran unites cutting-edge technology and epic space battles in his military science fiction Saiph Series. He has received rave reviews for his debut novel, Discovery of the Saiph, book 1 in this series.
They knew they were coming. They knew they were the enemy. They didn���t know why.
It���s a race against time.
The Commonwealth Union of Planets begin their mission to the Saiph Worlds. To seek out their genetic cousins cited in the alien database, to unravel the secrets of their enemy and exploit any weakness.
The ‘Others��� capture The Happy Wanderer and her precious navigation system – to Earth. The Union���s future flounders as they���re fatally exposed to a catastrophic betrayal at the hands of the Alonian Empire.
The highly decorated Admiral John Radford begins to turn the tide. He leads the Commonwealth Fleet in a hard fought bloody battle. Along the road to this costly victory, Radford finds it – the key to winning the war. Can he stop the unthinkable? Can he stop the Others from striking at the heart of humanity?
The Commonwealth must gamble everything to save themselves.
Praise for Saiph #1:
���Great sci-fi novel!���
���An enjoyable book for die hard military sci fi fans.���
���One of the best first contact books I have read.���
���Great story, great characters and flavoured with the futuristic spice we sci fi readers love.”
������ ���I highly recommend this series.���
PP Corcoran���s Saiph Series comes highly recommended from fans of the Honor Harrington and Lost Fleet series, the works of Jack McDevitt, The Mote In God’s Eye by Niven and Pournelle, Asimov and Arthur C Clark.
