The Adamant Secure Council meets to discuss an intelligence report that has frightened their most senior analyst. The council Prime dismisses it. That is the last mistake he will be positioned to make.
The report describes something the Adamant empire has never encountered in its long history of conquest: enslaved species actively cooperating. Sharing intelligence. Coordinating. Preparing, ahead of an Adamant advance, as if they know it’s coming. The analyst believes this represents an unprecedented threat. The council believes the analyst is being dramatic.
Jon Ryan has been very busy.
The rebellion he started with nothing now spans sectors. The Deavoriath and their abilities have become something the Adamant cannot track or predict. Jon has found allies in places the empire never thought to watch, and he has done something even more dangerous than building an army: he has given enslaved species a reason to believe.
Dragon fire, in the old human sense, was the kind of flame that consumed everything in its path and couldn’t be put out. What Jon Ryan has built in five books is exactly that — and the Adamant are about to watch it arrive.
Dragon Fire is Book 5 of the Galaxy on Fire series. Believe in magic. It’s the only explanation the Adamant have left.
DRAGON FIRE (Book 5) The Adamant Secure Council has received intelligence that the species they’ve enslaved are working together — cooperating ahead of an invasion in a way the empire has literally never seen before. The council ignores the warning. They will not get another one. Jon Ryan’s rebellion has reached a new level. What began as one angry android with a laser has become something the Adamant don’t have a word for. Dragon Fire is Book 5 of Craig Robertson’s Galaxy on Fire series — the point of no return, where the rebellion becomes something that can’t be stopped.
