Publisher's Synopsis
Galactic Warfare is a thrilling, galaxy-spanning series created by Zach Veltri, blending the grandeur of a space opera with the intricacies of political intrigue. The series follows the rise and fall of powerful leaders and empires over hundreds of years, kicking off in a dystopian Earth before expanding to the far reaches of space. With epic, large-scale battles reminiscent of Star Wars and intense family rivalries akin to Game of Thrones, this saga captures the balance between intimate drama and galactic warfare. From intense space battles to palace intrigue, Galactic Warfare promises a rich universe for those who crave stories filled with dynamic characters, moral complexity, and explosive action.
Zach Veltri's imaginative world began in childhood, sketching epic space battles in class, and has since evolved into a lore-rich universe shaped by deep philosophical insights. Rooted in a keen understanding of human history and behavior, Veltri explores timeless truths: history inevitably repeats itself, no ruler is truly immortal, and power is never held alone. Veltri's narrative delves into the often blurred lines between heroes and villains, where human emotions-more than rationality-drive the course of history. As the series unfolds, readers are immersed in a world where victory is fleeting, and the future is shaped by those who survive to tell the tale. Galactic Warfare: Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, the second book in Zach Veltri's epic series, takes the stakes to even greater heights. As the galaxy reels from the fallout of devastating wars and political upheaval, multiple unlikely figures must rise to face the looming threats that could plunge the universe into chaos. As they navigate alliances and betrayals, they realize that their choices will determine the future of entire civilizations. With sweeping battles, intricate character dynamics, and Veltri's signature philosophical depth, this installment brings even more tension and heart-pounding action to the Galactic Warfare saga. Building on the foundations laid in the first book, Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse continues to explore themes of power, legacy, and the unpredictable nature of human ambition, while expanding the scope of the story to encompass even more complex political and personal conflicts. Readers will be drawn further into a richly detailed universe where every decision has far-reaching consequences, and the lines between heroism and villainy blur even more.
