Malcolm Graves is a Collector. The best there is. He's spent a lifetime putting down riots and chasing wanted offworlders across the solar-system for Pervenio Corporation. So long as the pay is right, he's the man for the job.
He never bothers asking questions. And he always works alone.
But after the high-profile bombing of Earth's capital, everything changes. His rattled employer forces him to team up with a younger, cyber-augmented partner more interested in statistics than instinct. An aging Collector's nightmare.
They must track down the suspected group of extremists from Titan, who will stop at nothing to free their moon from the oppressive grip of Earth's corporations. If Malcolm and his strange new partner hope to survive, they'll need to learn to work together.
Experience the beginning of a science fiction series filled with shocking twists that will leave your jaw hanging. If you're a fan of The Expanse, Blade Runner, or Killjoys, you'll love this fast-paced, sci-fi adventure.
The Series has sold over 100k copies across all formats and reached the ranks below.
Amazon Best Seller Lists:
#1 in Space Opera
#1 in Science Fiction Adventure
#1 in Colonization
#1 in Cyberpunk
#1 in Technothriller
Praise & Awards for Titanborn:
*Winner of the 2019 Best Indie Book Award for Science Fiction
*Named one of NewInBooks Best Sci-Fi Book of February 2019.
"Riveting, nonstop action. A compelling look at a dark future."--Jack McDevitt, Nebula and Robert A. Heinlein Lifetime Award-winning author of Seeker
"Mystery, action, and intrigue, in a future that's vividly described and effortlessly absorbing. This is sci-fi at its best!"--Jasper T. Scott, bestselling author of the Dark Space Series
"Sci-fi noir at its finest! Drop what you're doing and start reading Titanborn!"--David Simpson, author of the bestselling Post-Human series
"A fun romp around the solar system. Raw and gritty. A thoroughly enjoyable read. Don't miss out on this sci-fi gem!"--M. Pax, author of the Backworlds series
"Bruno's characterisation and storytelling pull you along effortlessly... The interwoven backstory is fascinating and adds a lot of depth to Grave's character and the plot."--SFcrowsnest
"Malcolm is a classic hard-bitten hero, Zhaff is an intriguing presence, and the plot moves along briskly. This solar-system-spanning mystery will scratch the genre itch."--Kirkus Reviews
"[Rhett C.] Bruno expertly weaves action, capitalism, smuggling, fragile alliances, and revolution around the hard choices of a life-worn man who regrets always following orders."--Publishers Weekly
"Titanborn is modern hardboiled noir fiction that succeeds on every level. Superb science fiction you shouldn't miss."--SFBOOK Review
"I loved it and found I was reading faaar into the early morning to discover what happened at the end."--SF Reader
"[Bruno] has done a good job with Titanborn, and is definitely a science-fiction author to keep your eye on in the future."--Sci-Fi and Scary
The day was A.D. August 29, 2334, three hundred years after the Meteorite crippled Earth. In a little over three months’ time, I, Malcolm Graves, would help spark a revolution. I didn’t know it at the time. I didn’t even consider it a possibility as I crept through the dark, cavernous hallways of a mining facility on an asteroid named 92-Undina. I was focused entirely on the job at hand.
One of the mining chiefs on Undina had decided his wages didn’t match his labor, and he was becoming a problem for my employers at Pervenio Corporation, who happened to own the entire mine. I have no problem with a man asking for more credits if he thinks he deserves them. Hell, I can’t even count how many times I’ve done the same. But this rabble-rouser, Yev Tavar, had inspired the entirety of Undina Mining Sector D to stop working, overthrow the security team stationed there, and shut down all hangar access. With food and water stores in their sector able to last around six months, waiting out their less-than-peaceful strike was not a viable option.
Undina was an M-type asteroid that was unbelievably rich in valuable metals. Pervenio Corporation had drawn it into a close orbit around Earth a few years back when they were selected to build an Ark for the coming Departure, though not without complications. Three centuries ago, a moon-sized Meteorite had nearly wiped all life off Earth, so people remained skeptical about keeping asteroids nearby no matter how lucrative they were.
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Translated by Antonio Grapiglia
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