Patton’s Spaceship

Patton’s Spaceship by John Barnes, published by HarperCollins on December 11, 1996, is a science fiction narrative that unfolds across a million alternate Earths. The story centers on a formidable enemy engaged in a relentless campaign of mutilation, annihilation, and extermination, with the aim of enslaving the universe. The Crux Ops team, alongside a Pittsburgh private investigator and a ten-year-old child, emerges as the last line of defense against this mysterious threat.
Readers will find a complex interplay of characters and high-stakes conflict as the protagonists confront the challenges posed by their adversary. The narrative explores themes of survival and resistance in a richly imagined multiverse. With 336 pages, this edition invites readers to delve into a world where the fate of countless realities hangs in the balance, showcasing the resilience of those who dare to stand against overwhelming odds.
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A mysterious foe wages a war of mutilation, annihilation, and extermination across a million alternate Earths, bent on the ultimate goal of enslaving the universe, with only the Crux Ops team, a Pittsburgh private eye, and a ten-year-old child standing in their way. Original.
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