Published: April 13, 2011
Words: 85,661 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781458073983

Short description

After an explosion destroys their ship, Sabre, Tassin and the ex-cyber technician, Tarl, escape a spacial anomaly only to end up aboard a Trykon warship. The race of giant humans is the ultimate warrior breed, and every aspect of their society and hierarchy is decided by combat. Sabre, however, needs a ship to reach Omega Five, and the Trykons have never encountered a cyber before…

Extended description

After surviving an explosion aboard their ship and escaping a spacial anomaly, Sabre, Tassin and Tarl are dropped off aboard a warship belonging to Trykons, the most warlike human race in the galaxy. Even the Overlords cannot put an end to the Trykons’ endless battles for supremacy, and have placed the solar system under restriction.

As long as the Trykons only fight each other, they are left alone, isolated from the rest of humanity. Everything about Trykon society is decided by combat, and they do not tolerate weaklings, even amongst their own race. Non-combatants are considered inferior, used as servants, and not allowed to procreate. Selective breeding has resulted in a race of near giants whose sole purpose in life is to fight for their clan to win control of the planet.

When Sabre arrives, unannounced, aboard the warship, his only goal is to take control of it so he can use it to reach Omega Five. Naturally, command of a Trykon warship is decided, like everything else, by.. (Read more) After surviving an explosion aboard their ship and escaping a spacial anomaly, Sabre, Tassin and Tarl are dropped off aboard a warship belonging to Trykons, the most warlike human race in the galaxy. Even the Overlords cannot put an end to the Trykons’ endless battles for supremacy, and have placed the solar system under restriction.

As long as the Trykons only fight each other, they are left alone, isolated from the rest of humanity. Everything about Trykon society is decided by combat, and they do not tolerate weaklings, even amongst their own race. Non-combatants are considered inferior, used as servants, and not allowed to procreate. Selective breeding has resulted in a race of near giants whose sole purpose in life is to fight for their clan to win control of the planet.

When Sabre arrives, unannounced, aboard the warship, his only goal is to take control of it so he can use it to reach Omega Five. Naturally, command of a Trykon warship is decided, like everything else, by combat prowess. To the Trykons, Sabre’s stature is unimpressive, and Tassin, who dislikes being a non-combatant, wants nothing more than to put the arrogant, and very large, Trykon warrior women in their place. While the Trykons are the ultimate warrior breed, however, they have never encountered a cyber before…
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Tags

battles, combat, warship, warrior breed, spacial anomaly

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Reviews

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Review by: Vanessa Finaughty on Dec. 27, 2011 :
Once again, an excellent read and entertaining story, written superbly, as I’ve come to expect from this author.

Can you imagine trying to be something you are, but were never intended to be? A part human killing machine that hates killing, trying to be completely human? Sabre doesn’t have to imagine it. Every second of every day, he lives with the torment of knowing he can never be fully human – something he longs for, if only to please Queen Tassin Alrade, one of the few in the universe who would risk their own life to save a cyborg.

In Warrior Breed, Book 5 of the Cyber Chronicles, Sabre, Tassin and ex-cyber technician Tarl find themselves on a Trykon warship, where Sabre is forced to prove his worth as a warrior and take over command of the ship in order to reach their destination, Omega Five – Tassin’s home world. While the Trykons initially resent and look down on the unwelcome group, each battle fought, including one with Overlord Ramadaus, as always intent on killing Sabre, instils deeper respect for the cyber warrior.

Fantasy lovers will not be disappointed in this book – and if you don’t already enjoy the genre, you might find that, like the respect Sabre’s abilities stir in the Trykons, you will find a respect and enjoyment for the genre through this author’s story telling ability.
(reviewed the day of purchase)

Review by: Kenneth Gilkes on Aug. 30, 2011 :
Love the Cyber series by "TC" from when I picked up the first in the series as a freebie.

I am now up to VII, and will be downloading the rest that are in "print" in the next few days.

Keep 'em coming :-D
(reviewed long after purchase)

Review by: Kimmie on July 28, 2011 :
As usual T C Southwell has not disappointed. I have loved the whole Cyber series it really gets you in.
(reviewed within a month of purchase)

Review by: Dan Noble on July 23, 2011 :
Excellent book. Excellent writer. More please.
(reviewed within a month of purchase)

Review by: Ronny Cooper on June 17, 2011 : (no rating)
This book has a nice even flow, I like this whole series.
(reviewed long after purchase)

Review by: Daniel Stief on June 01, 2011 : (no rating)
I have read all the Cyber Chronicle books. Once I read the first chapter, I was hooked. Can't wait for another book to come out.
(reviewed within a month of purchase)

Review by: Amy Bryant on May 29, 2011 : (no rating)
Keeps you hooked.love the series!
(reviewed within a month of purchase)

Review by: James Jaques on May 21, 2011 :
I was captured by this first book and eventually purchased and read all the other eight. The story line is continuous and exciting. Great work T C!
(reviewed within a month of purchase)

Review by: James Jaques on May 21, 2011 :
I was captured by this first book and eventually purchased and read all the other eight. The story line is continuous and exciting. Great work T C!
(reviewed within a month of purchase)

Review by: Kelvin Boyer on May 15, 2011 :
I got hooked on the first book. Have read them all (9 total)and am looking forward to the next book to be published.
(reviewed within a month of purchase)

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