A broad river swept smoothly along under the hot orange sun of the planet Klydor. The land on either side lay silent and uninhabited. Then around a bend in the river came a crude raft, carrying five young people from Earth. All five had been exiled to Klydor by ColSec, a section of the harshly authoritarian Organization, which had ruled Earth since the “Virus Decades.” They were to found a colony or perish. And perish they nearly had. Their spaceship had crash-landed, but these five survived. Now, with limited supplies and only the weapons they had made, they were exploring, searching for a place to build a colony—not for ColSec but for themselves.One piece of equipment that had stayed relatively intact was Guide, a data-storage computer that had come to be almost a sixth member of the group. And Guide gave them a piece of frightening news: it had picked up a signal from this new region of Klydor—a signal that could come only from an Earth spacecraft. It had to mean that ColSec agents were on Klydor.But who it really is in that spacecraft, and why they are there, turns out to be even more startling and frightening. The young people find themselves embroiled in a new battle for survival, which also has at stake the continuation of a rebel uprising against the Organization. In this action-packed sequel to Exiles of ColSec, Douglas Hill once again proves himself a master of spine-tingling, fast-paced science fiction.

Cord MaKiy and the band of teenagers from Earth who had been exiled to the planet of Klydor had only to wait—along with their newfound ally, Lathan—until ColSec, the dreaded Colonization Section of Earth’s despotic government, sent an investigative team. The next step in their plan could then be taken. They would seize the ColSec ship and return to Earth, recruiting members of the youth gangs there to join a carefully planned rebellion against ColSec’s stranglehold on the space colonies.But their efforts in the eerie, decaying urban ruins of Limbo, where the wild Streeter gang rules, end in disaster. The Streeters’ leader is set against the plan and betrays Cord and his friends to the Civil Defenders. The teenagers face prison and probable execution, while the rebellion seems to have been wrecked before it had a chance to start.In the end Cord MaKiy and his friends, known to readers of Exiles of ColSec and The Caves of Klydor, must fight a last-stand battle against ColSec—a battle that they believe they cannot win. In this final book of the trilogy. Douglas Hill’s legion of fans will be gripped from the first action-packed moment to the very last.

4 BOOKS IN ONE VOLUMEGALACTIC WARLORDDEATHWING OVER VEYNAADAY OF THE STARWINDPLANET OF THE WARLORD``-HIS PLANET HAD BEEN DESTROYED,HIS FELLOW LEGIONARIES ANNIHILATED.NOW KEILL RANDOR WAS ALONE,HIS ONLY THOUGHT TO WREAK THE BITTER,HATE FILLED VENGEANCE THAT BLAZED WITHIN HIM.THE SEARCH FOR THE SOURCE OF THIS TERRIBLE EVIL INVOLVES HIM IN ADVENTURES OF THE MOST TERRIFYING KIND AS IT LEADS HIM TO THE FARTHEST REACHES OF THE GALAXY AND A FINAL CONFRONTATION WITH THE SINISTER WARLORD-AND THE MURDEROUS DEATHWING.