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Free at last, Ally and Stem have reached the war, but nothing is as it seems.
In part three of A Game of War, Ally discovers just how big the universe is; makes a friend who helps her discover the true extent of the power that she has locked within; and is introduced to The Master.
The Master is in a league of his own when it comes to power, and runs his own game, one that pits races from all over the universe against one another.
The prize? Knowledge, power, or simply pride. For Ally and Stem it is the chance to free the human race, and one they cannot pass up. But the stakes are high. This games ends not with a long walk, but with death.
With a choice that is no choice, they must once more step into the arena.
Praise for A Game of War – Part One:
"Now hang on just a cotton-pickin' minute here mister author! You cannot, can NOT just end the book with a cliffhanger the size of the Grand Canyon!
Do you know what this will do for my sanity, having to wait until April 1st?…
Oh my goodness, what an awesome read that was – I am salivating for the next book in the series.
You are indeed Mr Cairns on my top ten author list now " Ingrid Kennedy
Praise for A Game of War – Part Two:
"I can't wait that long! I keep going over it in my mind. What could possibly happen next? Where/What/who (all at the same time and in the same entity) are they heading towards? For anyone who thinks that's cryptic it really isn't. That is the scale of the cliffhanger that Mr Cairns has once again presented us with!"
Eddie Stevens
In part three of A Game of War, Ally discovers just how big the universe is; makes a friend who helps her discover the true extent of the power that she has locked within; and is introduced to The Master.
The Master is in a league of his own when it comes to power, and runs his own game, one that pits races from all over the universe against one another.
The prize? Knowledge, power, or simply pride. For Ally and Stem it is the chance to free the human race, and one they cannot pass up. But the stakes are high. This games ends not with a long walk, but with death.
With a choice that is no choice, they must once more step into the arena.
Praise for A Game of War – Part One:
"Now hang on just a cotton-pickin' minute here mister author! You cannot, can NOT just end the book with a cliffhanger the size of the Grand Canyon!
Do you know what this will do for my sanity, having to wait until April 1st?…
Oh my goodness, what an awesome read that was – I am salivating for the next book in the series.
You are indeed Mr Cairns on my top ten author list now " Ingrid Kennedy
Praise for A Game of War – Part Two:
"I can't wait that long! I keep going over it in my mind. What could possibly happen next? Where/What/who (all at the same time and in the same entity) are they heading towards? For anyone who thinks that's cryptic it really isn't. That is the scale of the cliffhanger that Mr Cairns has once again presented us with!"
Eddie Stevens
