Relic of Empire: Forbidden Borders #2
Author: W. Michael Gear
Year: 1992
Abstract:
Staffa kar Therma, Lord Commander of the Companions (the finest mercenary soldiers within the Forbidden Borders), must stop a
war between the two major empires within the Forbidden Borders. If he cannot succeed, the humans could be left defenseless
before whatever is waiting from behind the Forbidden Borders. One of the factions, the Regans, has captured his love, Skyla
Lima. Staffa's son, Sinklar, is forming an army to fight against Staffa. Can Staffa make peace with the empires, rescue his
girlfriend, and be a father to his estranged son, before humanity is destroyed?
| Advanced Mind | |
| Exploration/Quest | ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
| Military/Fighting | ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
| Horror | |
| Magic | |
| Advanced Technology | ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
| Time Travel/Alternate History | |
| Science | ![]() ![]() ![]() |
| Aliens/Beasties | |
| Contemporality |
Other books in this series: Forbidden Borders
Requiem for the Conqueror: Forbidden Borders #1 [1991]
Countermeasures: Forbidden Borders #3 [1993]
Spectre's Review
Mr. Gear holds this Forbidden Borders world together just nicely. There are very few inconsistencies, and even those are
minor. The military action is great. The only problem is I had to take time out to sleep on occasion. It's a long book, and
it keeps the pace quite well. Some of the characters in this book are a little scary, and that adds an excellent flavor. I
really like the development of the subcultures in the Forbidden Borders. It also leaves some good things open in the end,
making you want to read the third book.
Spectre's Rating
Just as good as the first.






