The Final Fall of Man series by Andrew Hindle (#4-8)
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Overview: Andrew "Chucky" Hindle was born and raised in Western Australia, before Internet romance brought him to Finland where he is now living happily ever after with his wife Janica, his daughters Elsa and Freja, his duck Clyde, his car Börge, his DVD player Kandy and his smartphone Mopho Cake III.
Genre: Science Fiction
Fergunakil (#4) The Molren fled into the night, with the Damorakind furious on their heels. And for centuries they ran, and hid, and were whittled down one ship at a time, devoured by the rabid xenophobia of the Cancer in the Core.
Then, one day, five hundred aki’Drednanth threw off their chains, slew their Damorakind masters and saved the Molran Fleet from certain destruction at the hands of their pursuers. They joined the Fleet and earned the eternal reverence and gratitude of the greater Molran species.
And, for reasons never adequately explained, they brought the Fergunak with them.
"Fergunakil" is the story of the Astro Tramp 400 and her intrepid-by-lack-of-better-option crew, just trying to survive another day in a cosmos that seems determined to kill them all. Their mission is a mystery, their Captain is a possibly-insane recluse, their passengers are telepathic ice-monsters capable of killing with their minds, their destination is the most dangerous place in the galaxy, and their pilot is teaching his pet weasel to fly the ship.
Blaran (#5) The greater Molran superspecies have come a long way since their days of running and hiding from the Damorakind. Well, they still run and hide, but they’re better at it now. And they have help from humanity, arguably one of the most bloodthirsty species ever to bite the face of the galaxy.
Together, AstroCorps and the Fleet have been planning a strike against the Cancer in the Core. Planning for a long, long time … but now their timetable has been accelerated by the appearance of the Hacticos, a mysterious Damorakind splinter-group capable of traversing space at staggering speed and destroying entire worlds in minutes.
MundCorp, the shadowy corporation responsible for supplying the Six Species with artificial gravity technology, has a plan to destroy the mysterious super-ship in a single devastating strike.
The Hacticos are about to meet Big Gravity. And things are about to get heavy.
This is the story of the Astro Tramp 400 and her intrepid, or perhaps hapless crew, and their search for any surviving remnants of the Six Species in the wake of an attack so devastating they’re only beginning to comprehend it.
It’s also the story of Gortifer "Cap’n Gort" Renn, and his quest to save the galaxy from the mistakes of the past. Where to understand how things end, you must learn about how they began.
This is the story of the Moritania. The story of Aquilar.
This is the story of the Wolf.
Molran (#6) The bonefields. One of the oldest mysteries of the Six Species.
They say the bonefields are a myth. They say the bonefields are empty. They say the bonefields are the lair of an unspeakable ancient evil that makes the Damorakind look peace-loving and benevolent.
They say you can only go there once. They say that nobody who has gone into the bonefields ever wants to go back, and never talks about what they saw.
But then…
They said much the same thing about Horatio Bunzo’s Funtime Happy World, didn’t they?
Molran is the sixth book in the Final Fall of Man series. In its pages, we finally discover the truth about the bonefields, the fate of Aquilar, the long and checkered history of the Artist, and take a stumbling step closer to the end of Six Species civilisation as we know it.
Damorak (#7) For years beyond counting, Convoy Defence Platform Destarion has been an object of fear in the histories of a thousand species. The atrocities for which she was responsible had ingrained themselves on the cultures of entire empires.
But then she vanished, and for millennia was forgotten in the silent depths of space. She became a dark myth.
In their desperate search for an ally against Hacticos – an unknown and vastly powerful force apparently bent on the destruction of all sentient life in the galaxy, a force that the Six Species itself might be responsible for bringing down on their heads – the crew of the Astro Tramp 400 have just awakened the Destarion.
Sometimes, you have to send a monster to kill a monster.
Human (#8) Human is the last tale of The Final Fall of Man. You’re strongly advised to start from Eejit and work your way through, but what do we know? We’ve never read the series starting from here. Maybe it’s fantastic this way. Maybe this is the only way it makes sense. That’s the thing about reading – you never really know, do you?
In this last gripping instalment of the 8-book Final Fall of man series, all the questions are answered and all the mysteries revealed, and then even bigger questions and mysteries turn out to somehow be hiding behind them, but that’s always the way, with questions and mysteries. There are some surprises in store and some heartache too, but if you’ve made it this far I guess you’re pretty tough. And if you really are starting with this book … well, good luck. Wear a helmet. Have fun.
If you’re going to go out on a song, make it a beautiful, beautiful song. And if you can’t do that, well – make it deafening.
Captain First Grade Çrom Skelliglyph cordially invites you to the Final Fall of Man.
Join the crew of the Astro Tramp 400 as she flies out.
One last time.
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