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Final Limit

A new political/military thriller from Stefan Vučak

The South China Sea is a powder keg, and an extraterrestrial intruder just lit the fuse.

China refuses to yield its Nine-Dash Line claim. To assert dominance over the South China Sea, it retaliates against US strikes on its bases. The two superpowers stand on the precipice of a global catastrophe.

A massive alien craft lands on the Moon and begins systematic mining operations that threaten Earth’s future in the Solar System. Forced into a desperate alliance, US, China, and Russia launch a preemptive strike to neutralize the intruder. The alien’s response is swift, calculated, and terrifying.

Faced with open conflict, America and China must decide: will they continue their march toward self-destruction, or unite before a threat from the stars does it for them?

COMING SOON!

Read the prequels: F/X-26 and the 28th Amendment.

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