Young Guns - (Old Guns) by J N Chaney & Nicholas Sansbury (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

Old Guns, meet Young Guns. Try not to shoot each other.

Frank Cage and Martin Kelvin thought they'd be awarded medals and a lifetime of beer for coming out of retirement to fight the living nightmare known as the Hollow. Instead, they became fugitives from the Colonial Shield Federation when they discovered the truth: the Hollow were just scouts for the Halcerite Empire, a brutal alien species that worships warfare and exterminates other races--and humanity is in their crosshairs.

When Martin's infected and kidnapped by the enemy, Frank will do whatever it takes to get his old friend back--even if it means teaming up with a group of Halcerite defectors who've rejected genocide. As human colonies begin to vanish in emerald fire, Frank must assemble the galaxy's most dysfunctional response team: a squad of Young Guns who've never fought a real war and some eccentric aliens who believe Frank's a prophesized warrior destined for victory.

The universe just got a hell of a lot more complicated, and these Old Guns are getting too, well, old for this. But they're also too stubborn to go down without a fight . . .

The second installment of this epic military sci-fi saga continues the exciting collaboration between USA Today-bestselling author J.N. Chaney and New York Times-bestselling author Nicholas Sansbury Smith that's perfect for fans of Expeditionary Force and Undying Mercenaries.

Review Quotes

"Irresistible heroes headline this action-packed, immensely entertaining story." --Kirkus Reviews _on _Old Guns

About the Author

J.N. Chaney is a USA Today-bestselling author with an MFA in creative writing. He fancies himself quite the Super Mario Bros. fan. Chaney migrates often but was last seen in Las Vegas, Nevada. Any sightings should be reported, as they are rare.

Nicholas Sansbury Smith is the New York Times- and USA Today-bestselling author of more than forty novels. Prior to his writing career, he served at Iowa Homeland Security and Emergency Management, an experience that inspired many of his story concepts. A two-time Ironman triathlete, he enjoys running, biking, and hiking. He also loves traveling, especially to his cabin in Northern Minnesota, where he weaves many of his tales. Sansbury Smith lives in Iowa with his wonderful wife and their son and daughter.