I tried asking this on one of my old topics but haven't gotten a reply so I thought I would try here. How important is it to read Rogue Star before Star of Damocles? I have the latter but it will be some time before I can get the former unless I get very lucky.
I went ahead and read Star of Damocles since no one answered my question what I want to know now is are there any plans for a sequel because the ending makes it very clear that the story is not over.
This may help:
http://www.thebolthole.org/blog/2012...ew-andy-hoare/
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Thanks I'll have to track down Savage Scars and Fear the Alien I guess. Luckily I'm pretty sure the store I picked up Star of Damocles from had Savage Scars as well.
Good plan, Rogue Omega! Hope you enjoyed Star of Damocles, the refuelling scene's always a ...macabre delight. Grim, glorious. Savage Scars is a decent book too, well worth a look.
Also, as of SH's link, Andy's got two books in with editors (but it doesn't sound like either of them are follow ons for the Gerrit family, those'd be...later). My personal hope's that Lucian & family end up making a delivery of returning Scars to Chogoris after the Tyranids are dealt with. A good, hearty exploration of Chogoris from the Gerrit's perspective would be a delight to read, I'm sure!
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