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Worlds of the Imperium by Keith Laumer

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Worlds of the Imperium

Keith Laumer

Start Publishing PD · Print & ebook · May 22, 2024

Reading lane: Military Sci-Fi

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Why This Clicks

Worlds at Odds

A parallel-world adventure turns on identity, imperial power, and the unnerving sense that appearances mislead.

Come here for

  • Alternate histories with empires reshaping the familiar
  • A brisk collision of adventure and identity

Expect

  • A diplomat caught between rival parallel worlds
  • Uncertainty woven into the high-stakes premise

Book Details

Authors
Keith Laumer
Publisher
Start Publishing PD
Published
May 22, 2024
Format
Print & ebook
Theme
Military Sci-Fi · Sci-Fi Adventure
Reading lane
Military Sci-Fi

Affinity

Publisher Categories

  • Sci-Fi Adventure

  • Military Sci-Fi

  • Time Travel Fiction

About This Book

American Diplomat Brion Bayard is on assignment in Stockholm Sweden when he is kidnaped by agents of The Imperium who are from a parallel world. A world where the American revolution never happened and the British Empire which includes America and the German and Austro-Hungarian empires of Europe rule the world. Bayard learns that he was abducted because the Imperium is under attack from another parallel world. A parallel world ruled by a ruthless dictator who happens to be....

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American Diplomat Brion Bayard is on assignment in Stockholm Sweden when he is kidnaped by agents of The Imperium who are from a parallel world. A world where the American revolution never happened and the British Empire which includes America and the German and Austro-Hungarian empires of Europe rule the world. Bayard learns that he was abducted because the Imperium is under attack from another parallel world. A parallel world ruled by a ruthless dictator who happens to be. . . Brion Bayard. It up to Brion to kill his alternate self and step into his place to stop these attacks. But Brion discovers almost immediately that nothing is as it seems.

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