Star Fury: A Space Opera

The Tribes of Yggdrasil #2

by Hugh B. Long

Earth is still reeling from the Hrymar Holocaust. Many of her major cities are still burning after millions were exterminated in nuclear bombardment, and thousands more taken off-world as slaves.
The SID is fractured and impotent, with no political will to attack the enemy; content to bide their time. But the threats are dire. A recently discovered network of inter-stellar gates built by ancient progenitors of mankind, offer an open back-door for Earth’s enemies.
Earth’s richest man and now most-reviled traitor, threatens to sell Earth’s secrets and hides in an unknown sector of space conducting unspeakable experiments on sentient races.
Haldor Olsen is tasked with hunting down the traitor.
Supporting Haldor on one hand, a secret cabal within Earth’s government has made a side-deal with the slavers, and sends Earth’s mighty fleet commanded by Haldor’s best friend, to bring Haldor to justice for doing his job.
- “Evil, Vengeance, Politics, Romance and Galaxy spanning Action.”

306 pages, Paperback

First published June 17, 2014

About the author

Hugh B. Long is an Award Winning Canadian Journalist and Best Selling Author. He writes full time, and is passionate about Science Fiction and Fantasy rooted in Viking Mythology. He also writes Norse and Viking themed non-fiction under his pen name – Eoghan Odinsson.

Graduating from the University of Aberdeen‘s School of Engineering in Scotland with his Masters of Science degree, he subsequently taught for the University, and was a dissertation advisor for graduate students.

In addition to his academic background, Hugh also holds a Black Belt in Shito-Ryu Karate, a Brown Belt in Budoshin Ju-Jitsu, and was study group leader in D.C. for the Association of Renaissance Martial Arts. (Historical European Martial Arts). Hugh has taught Martial Arts in Canada and the USA.

Hugh recently returned from a 10 year stretch working in the Washington D.C. area, and is now back in his native Ottawa Valley where he lives with his wife, son and two dogs.

Hugh is a professional member of the Canadian Author’s Association

Reviews

[John Abbott · Rating 5 out of 5]

I cannot tell you enough how much I liked this book!

This book is a considerable page turner, if I didn't have real life complications I would have read it all in one sitting. The story has gotten even more engrossing than what it was in book one. There are new characters introduced along with new ideas we may find out about later. I cannot wait to read book three in this series!