The Last Stand (The Guardian Covenant Book 1)

by Kevin Ikenberry

FBT review:

The Last Stand (The Guardian Covenant Book 1) by Kevin Ikenberry, is an action-packed Science Fiction adventure that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Set in a world devastated by a series of asteroid strikes, this indie book introduces us to the Guardians, massive mecha robots built to fight off the 35-meter-tall monsters that emerged from the impact craters. As humanity struggles to survive, it's up to the Guardians to take on the alien hordes and save the planet from certain doom. Author Kevin Ikenberry delivers a thrilling, fast-paced story filled with twists and turns that will keep you guessing until the very end. If you're a fan of indie Sci-Fi that features massive battles, massive robots, and a fight to save humanity, then The Last Stand is the perfect eBook for you. Pick up your copy today and join the battle for the fate of the world.

Publisher Description:

One last chance to save the world!

When the first asteroid was spotted heading toward Earth, no one thought much about it. But then a second one was found, and then a whole string. One might have been happenstance… but thirteen was enemy action!

But who was responsible for them? With asteroids bearing down on the U.S., China, and Russia, all the nations that could have done it were unlikely to have been the ones who actually caused the apocalypse headed toward Earth.

It was bad when the asteroids began hitting the planet, devastating the areas where they fell… but when 35-meter-tall monsters began climbing out of the impact craters, things quickly became far, far worse. And when they were found to be immune to most conventional weapons, everything went completely into the toilet.

With the alien hordes dominating the land and sky, though, humanity did what it did best—it created the Guardians, massive mecha that were able to take the battle to the aliens, and rushed them into production. But with four continents already about to fall, there was just one question—would they make a difference?