Introducing ‘The Mercenary Trilogy’: a Military Science Fiction, Hard-Hitting Action Saga with a Lot of Heart
CAN YOU GIVE US A BRIEF SYNOPSIS OF YOUR BOOK?
When your dreams are taken away, what can you do?
Talice Wyloh was a covert-ops Marine. The operative word: was. Now she’s an off-world mercenary with the best team in the business. And being the best means the most dangerous missions, the strongest of adversaries, and the most likely to gain enemies. Including those who were once Marines themselves, and teammates. Jance Sukano is such an enemy. A brilliant, capable person who will do anything to win. Talice and Jance have gone toe-to-toe for a very long time. Stalemate.
And now with the disease she contracted on her last Marine mission ten years ago still eating at her guts, Talice must come off her deathbed and stop Jance one last time. Going out in a blaze of glory isn’t exactly what Talice had in mind. But sometimes it’s not about you; it’s about the job. And Talice Wyloh was never one to back down from a challenge.
WHAT IS THE USP OF THIS TRILOGY?
Like the rest of my books, even this one sees girls in powerful and prominent positions – there are several female starship captains, first officers, scientists, doctors, bridge personnel and so on.
CAN YOU TELL US A LITTLE BIT ABOUT YOURSELF?
I worked a normal job all my life, from high school to my retirement in 2015. In 2005 I
began writing what likely turned out to be my Magnum Opus: The Ardwellian Chronicles epic fantasy adventure series. For thirteen years I wrote Ardwel; it’s peoples, places, and saga. Now, the Saga is complete and I started working on other things. I’ve read Science Fiction since I was in the third grade. I enjoy a mystery from
time to time. I don’t read horror, but I can write a pretty good tale of horror. Or dystopia. And I’m a First- Generation Trekker.
With my current collections of Epic Fantasy, Military SF, SF Adventure, and Vampire
Urban Fantasy, I’m always on the lookout for a new project or topic. I don’t like to do the same type of stories over and over, and I’m certainly not adverse to researching a new genre. After all, learning new things is a good way to give your brain a workout and put that information to use in a good story.
HOW CAN OUR READERS CONNECT?
They can find me on my website or they can contact me on Facebook.
Editor Note | Books in the Saga (in chronological order): 1. Mercenary; 2. Jagged Edge; 3. Not Dead Yet.
To find out more about Dennis’s work, visit his Author Page on Amazon.
