Reseña del libro "The EWA 8: Domination Terminated (en Inglés)"
For six years, Earth has belonged to the aliens. No one knows where the children are. All of them had been taken during the invasion. Our beautiful planet no longer looks the same, because the aliens in charge have turned it into wastelands and vast, deadly forests. The aliens aren't the only species that are dangerous. The plants and other alien species they have brought with them can kill man just as easily. Earth's surviving population has nowhere to hide; those that can find themselves thrown back into the Dark Ages. With no electricity, running water or gas, or the Internet, humans are forced to hunt for each meal. Every hour of the day pictox in the sky are watching. One woman plans on changing it all. And her name is Ericka Martin. For five years, she and her army seemed to have vanished. The rulers of Sammo's New Terra, as Earth is now called, believe she's dead. Every attempt to find her has failed. That is until she's seen running down the center of an abandoned street alongside one of the aliens released on New Terra to live amongst the rest of humanity. Not only is she alive, her rag-tag army has grown, and in their possession are alien species and weapons that can bring Domination to an end. But Sammo, King of the Babisianx and the ruler over New Terra, has no fear. He, too, has an army, and it, too, has grown. Both armies face each other in one of New Terra's many abandoned cities. Ericka finds her army is outnumbered a thousand to one. But she has seen this moment in a vision before the Babisianx arrived. It is the Battle of the Eiglexx; aliens versus man. Armed with a FDR rifle and an EDS sword, she charges her enemies with one intention: independence. Because Earth is ours, and the aliens can't have it anymore. It's time to get things back to the way they were, and she has the one thing to ensure our victory. The EWA 8. The EWA 8: Domination Terminated, the fourth and last book of The Battle of Eiglexx series. May the best species win, because freedom is worth dying for.
