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The Obsidian Sector #4
Operation Eclipse
A desperate distress call reaches the Resolute. The CSS Lincoln is calling for help, but something isn’t quite right. The Resolute sets course, not knowing they’re heading into a deadly trap.
After a devastating EMP strike, the Resolute is dead in space, and a brutal enemy boarding party seizes the warship, taking the crew prisoner and turning the sector’s most powerful battleship into a weapon against its own people.
Commodore Owen Shaw won’t let that stand.
Shaw must liberate his crew and take back the Resolute—the only ship capable of ending the slave trade on planet Atheos and saving thousands of lives.
Operation Eclipse is a fast-paced military sci-fi novel for fans of Galactica and Voyager. It's the fourth book in the Obsidian Sector series.
Book 1 Operation Resolute is out now.
Book 2 Operation Icarus is out now.
Book 3 Operation Aegis is out now.
Book 4 Operation Eclipse is out now.
Book 4 Operation Inferno will release February 24th.
After a devastating EMP strike, the Resolute is dead in space, and a brutal enemy boarding party seizes the warship, taking the crew prisoner and turning the sector’s most powerful battleship into a weapon against its own people.
Commodore Owen Shaw won’t let that stand.
Shaw must liberate his crew and take back the Resolute—the only ship capable of ending the slave trade on planet Atheos and saving thousands of lives.
Operation Eclipse is a fast-paced military sci-fi novel for fans of Galactica and Voyager. It's the fourth book in the Obsidian Sector series.
Book 1 Operation Resolute is out now.
Book 2 Operation Icarus is out now.
Book 3 Operation Aegis is out now.
Book 4 Operation Eclipse is out now.
Book 4 Operation Inferno will release February 24th.
362 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 24, 2025
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Reece Landon
10 books10 followersHi, my name is Reece Landon, author of fast-paced military science fiction novels. I fell in love with the genre at age 12 when I discovered my father's large collection of Robert Heinlein books. Since then I have devoured every type of Science Fiction I could get my hands on, from the greats of the past to the indie authors writing kickass sci-fi today.
By day, I work in the medical field. By night, I channel my love of epic space adventures into crafting my own stories. If you're a fan of Star Trek, Battlestar Galactica or The Expanse, my books might be for you.
By day, I work in the medical field. By night, I channel my love of epic space adventures into crafting my own stories. If you're a fan of Star Trek, Battlestar Galactica or The Expanse, my books might be for you.
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December 1, 2025
Best Military Sci-Fi I’ve read in a while
This series continues to fire on all cylinders. Commodore Shaw and the crew of the Resolute are back with a vengeance!
If you’re a fan of military sci-fi you can’t afford to miss this series! Space battles, CQC, and mysteries that peel away like the layers of an onion in each book. Highly recommended!
This series continues to fire on all cylinders. Commodore Shaw and the crew of the Resolute are back with a vengeance!
If you’re a fan of military sci-fi you can’t afford to miss this series! Space battles, CQC, and mysteries that peel away like the layers of an onion in each book. Highly recommended!
December 29, 2025
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Commander Shaw is the worst possible type of leader. One who learns everything the hard way at the expense of his crew, trying to convert evil to good. That philosophy sailed a long time ago. Almost quit reading this book, but trudged ahead.
It appears he has learned his lesson at great expense. We will see in book 5.
Commander Shaw is the worst possible type of leader. One who learns everything the hard way at the expense of his crew, trying to convert evil to good. That philosophy sailed a long time ago. Almost quit reading this book, but trudged ahead.
It appears he has learned his lesson at great expense. We will see in book 5.
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