Selene's Shadow: Second Edition

Get ready to embark on a thrilling journey through the stars with "The Roman-Sino Empire," the debut novel from David T Gilbert. This highly intriguing science fiction space opera spans thousands of years and explores the impact of the merging of the military might of the Roman empire and the political wisdom of the Song Chinese empire on humanity's colonization of deep space.

As the Roman-Sino Empire delves into the forbidden creation of human quantum minds that travel the cosmos, it forced them to set aside their inner political fears when a terrifying alien encounter threatens the survival of our species. This first book takes readers on a journey of discovery and growth as a small, strange crew of space-faring heroes navigates the challenges of this unique and dangerous world.

Narrated through the eyes of Sorrento, a young girl from a small, colonized farming planet, the story reflects our deepest fears of artificial intelligence, its impact on society and the struggle to protect humanity's core integrity as compassionate beings. Sorrento and her Personal Intelligent Android Companion Bobby stumble upon a hidden secret that leads them to uncover hidden truths from a past of deep-seated conspiracies and cover-ups.

The book explores the powers in play, the open and the hidden, and an alien encounter that pushes the Empire to its knees, forcing it to open the gates to radical evolution. It is a must-read for fans of science fiction and space opera, as it not only takes the reader on a fast-paced and action-packed journey, but also encourages thought-provoking exploration of political power, humanity's quest for survival, and the nature of consciousness.

With its rich world-building, compelling storyline, and nuanced, convincing characters, "The Roman-Sino Empire" will keep you on the edge of your seat as it takes you on a journey through time, space and consciousness. Don't miss out on this epic tale of humanity's future - get your copy today and immerse yourself in the thrilling world of "The Roman-Sino Empire"