Sci-Fi Promo – Conscript Zero: Conscript Zero Book 1

Greetings, travelers.  Some journeys into the Otherworld begin with a simple call to adventure.  Others begin with impossible odds, where survival itself feels like an act of defiance.  Today, we venture into a future shaped by desperation.  It’s here where humanity’s last hope rests on those that society has already condemned.  If you’re looking for military science fiction that never loses sight of the people caught in the conflict, read on to learn more about Conscript Zero.

With Conscript Zero, author Richard Vega delivers a military science fiction adventure built on relentless momentum and meaningful stakes.  Every battle feels consequential because Vega understands that tension comes not merely from overwhelming enemies, but from the people forced to face them.  His characters are defined as much by their relationships and personal motivations as they are by their ability to survive impossible situations, and that creates a cast that feels grounded even amid futuristic warfare.  The pacing rarely lets up, yet quieter moments provide just enough space for personalities to emerge, allowing camaraderie, sacrifice, and determination to become just as memorable as the action itself.

A convicted killer. An explosive collar. A 0.2% chance of survival.

Felix Valda drilled a hole through the foreman who crippled his little brother. The court called it murder. Then the sun screamed—and the monsters woke up.

In 2351, a solar micronova unleashes the Hanbiri—ancient hive horrors buried since the last ice age, now erupting from every moon and planet in the system. Earth’s elite marines are shredded in 72 hours. Humanity’s desperate answer? Death-row convicts fitted with explosive collars, armed with experimental weapons that kill the user as often as the enemy.
Now designated Conscript Zero-79, Felix plummets into Titan’s frozen nightmare clutching a laser rifle that melts your hands after eight seconds of fire. His targets: eight-limbed chitin beasts with scythe blades, acid blood, and a psychic scream that mimics the voices of your dead. His squad: Remo, the scarred joker who cracks wise while the world burns. Ghost, the ice-cold sniper hiding a secret that could destroy Felix. Chen, the gearhead genius rigging traps from scrap and holding the squad together with sheer brilliance.

Trapped in collapsing refineries and blazing reactor pits, Felix uncovers a monstrous queen fused with human infrastructure—and faces an impossible choice: vent the reactor core and sacrifice thousands, or let the swarm devour the solar system.

Every name matters. Every death is permanent. And somewhere back home, a crippled kid brother is the only reason Felix keeps fighting.

Gritty military sci-fi with permanent scars and zero plot armor. If you like Sentenced to WarUndying Mercenaries, and Drop Trooper, you’ll devour Conscript Zero.

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Conscript Zero is especially engaging because of the confidence with which Vega builds its world.  Advanced technology, hostile environments, and terrifying alien threats all serve a larger narrative that steadily expands beyond the immediate conflict.  It hints at mysteries and challenges still waiting beyond the horizon.  The result is a universe that feels dangerous, immersive, and full of potential, inviting readers to keep turning pages to discover not just who survives, but to see how the larger story unfolds.  Fans of military science fiction, high-stakes adventures, and squad-based stories where each victory must be earned will find plenty to enjoy here.  As the opening chapter in a planned nine-book saga, Vega’s book lays a compelling foundation for an epic journey that is only just beginning.  Check out Conscript Zero on Amazon today.

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Michael DeAngelo

Michael is the creator of the Tellest brand of fantasy novels and stories. He is actively seeking to expand the world of Tellest to be accessible to everyone.
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