Original trade paperback, sequel to <i>Darkship Renegades</i> and <i>Darkship Thieves</i>. The son of a ruler on Earth instigates civil war and revolution when he attempts to take the place of his assassinated father and uncovers a terrible secret that has been used to enslave humanity.<br><br>The Son Also Rises ... <br><br> On a near future Earth, Good Man does not mean <i>good</i> at all. Instead, the term signifies a member of the ruling class, and what it takes to become a good man and to hold onto power is downright evil. Now a conspiracy hundreds of years in the making is about to be brought to light when the imprisoned son of the Good Man of Olympic Seacity escapes from his solitary confinement cell and returns to find his father assassinated.<br><br> But when Luce Keeva attempts to take hold of the reins of power, he finds that not all is as it seems, that a plot for his own imminent murder is afoot - and that a worldwide conflagration looms. It is a war of revolution, and a shadowy group known as the Sons of Liberty may prove to be Luce's only ally in a fight to throw off an evil from the past that has enslaved humanity for generations.<br><br> Sequel to Sarah A. Hoyt's award-winning <i>Darkship Thieves, </i>and <i>Darkship Renegades.</i><br><br><b>About <i>A Few Good Men</i>:</b><br> "Hoyt creates a fast-paced and entertaining tale about a revolution and its reluctant leader." - <i>Galveston County</i> <i>Daily News</i><br><br> <b>About the Darkship series:<br></b>"First-rate space opera with a moral lesson. You won't be disappointed." - Glenn Reynolds, Instapundit.com <br><br>"[A] tour de force: logical, built from assumptions with no contradictions . . . gripping."-Jerry Pournelle<br> <br> "[Three Musketeers creator] Alexander Dumas would give [Sarah A. Hoyt] a thumbs up."-Steve Forbes <br><br> "[F]anciful and charming." -<i>Library Journal</i><br> <br> "Exceptional, wonderful and enormously entertaining." -<i>BOOKLIST </i>
