
Rogue Planet
by Steven M. Moore
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Pub Date Apr 01 2016 | Archive Date Jun 12 2016
Description
Hidden away from near-Earth planets in remote spiral arms of the Galaxy are Human worlds that have lost contact with more progressive worlds and reverted to strange and primitive customs and traditions, their leaders using religion, superstition, and imported technologies to rule in tyranny. Survey ships explored and catalogued these planets as suitable for future colonization centuries earlier, but groups with a special interest in ensuring a homogeneous and often despotic society didn’t bother applying for permission to colonize.
Following the ITUIP (Interstellar Trade Union of Independent Planets) Protocol, ships are restricted to observe and maintain a hands-off policy for these rogue planets, even when there is great temptation to intervene. Eden, where a theocracy rules with an iron fist, is such a planet. A group of rebels struggles to end the oppressive regime to forge a new future.
Set in the same universe as the “Chaos Chronicles Trilogy” and the Dr. Carlos stories, this saga, mixing the best of hard sci-fi and swashbuckling fantasy, once again explores the never-ending battle between good and evil so prominent in the author’s works. It’s another surprising and entertaining addition to his already extensive collection of sci-fi, mystery, and thriller tales.
Advance Praise
What reviewers said about some of Steve’s previous sci-fi books:
Survivors of the Chaos: “…Moore has a way of describing his characters that really makes them come to life…. Through some pretty varied characters, you get to see the vast and detailed setting that the author envisioned, sometimes through some pretty unexpected plot twists.”—Kellie Sheridan, Sift Book Reviews
More than Human: The Mensa Contagion: “…kept me turning pages after I should have put the book down…. I found the characters well developed and the plot fresh. I was reminded of Kim Stanley Robinson’s Mars trilogy.”—Debra Miller, Amazon review
Available Editions
EDITION | Other Format |
ISBN | 9781772420364 |
PRICE | $10.99 (USD) |
Average rating from 8 members
Featured Reviews

The author spend time developing the background and universe this book was set in and it shows. There are no inconsistencies found in the book that make me wonder if the author thought things through.
Paradise and Eden started out just as their names claimed, one was gorgeous and one was the start of a new life for the tribe that went there. But sadly disaster struck and soon only one of the planets was livable. The refugees from the frozen planet were not willing to settle for the land they were given and took over the world by force.
This book details the fight of the lone royal survivor and all the outcasts and rebels that decided to win their world back.