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New Novel Alien: Uncivil War Bursting Onto Book Shelves April Next Year!

While Titan’s Aliens: Bishop is due for release in December, news on Titan’s upcoming Aliens slate has been quiet. Thanks to a new BNC listing, we now know that Titan also has another Alien novel on the way next April: Alien: Uncivil War by Brendan Deneen!

After narrowly escaping a Xenomorph attack and crash landing on the wrong planet, former military man Chris Temple just wants a peaceful life with his daughters. He just needs to deal with the brewing civil war and a Xenomorph on the loose.

War will always find a man like you.

This ALIEN story begins where most end: with a xenomorph loose on a damaged spaceship hurtling through space. Once a highly decorated marine, Chris Temple, a recently widowed single father to two young daughters, Jane, 11, and Emma, 8, is onboard. Despite his particular set of skills, Chris doesn’t get involved in the fight with the alien, instead focusing on keeping his children safe as the ship comes in for a crash landing.

The family land safely on an idyllic outpost planet, where Chris is told that the ship has been destroyed beyond recognition and nothing could have survived the crash. That’s only the first lie. Chris and his daughters love their new life, but something doesn’t feel right. Chris is a paranoid type, but just because he’s paranoid, doesn’t mean he’s wrong. 

There are nasty surprises in store as Chris investigates the web of lies and conspiracies. After leaving a ruined Earth, it seems Chris and his daughters have crash-landed on a planet on the verge of all-out civil war. Chris will have to call on the battle skills he never wanted to use again in order to protect his daughters, deal with violence-hungry marines, and battle the xenomorph that’s killing people regardless of which side of the civil war they’re on.

Artwork by the talented Raymond Swanland New Novel Alien: Uncivil War Bursting Onto Book Shelves April Next Year!

Artwork by the talented Raymond Swanland

Brandan has never written for the Alien franchise before but has worked with Titan on several tie-in related novels including Morbius and Guardians of the Galaxy, as well as his own original award winning novel The Ninth Circle.

You can follow Brandan Beneen on Twitter/X, or head on over to his official website, brendandeneen.com, to learn more about the author.  Alien: Uncivil War is currently slated for release on April 16th 2024, just before next year’s Alien Day. It’s currently available to order from Amazon (UK/US) for £9.99/$17.99.

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Comments: 20
  1. Acid_Reign161
    Quote from: Slutty Badger on Oct 17, 2023, 09:03:44 PM
    Quote from: Still Collating... on Oct 17, 2023, 08:57:02 PMFinally something original! No previous characters or relatives!

    I dunno. I have a feeling this novel is gonna include a guy who served Ripley an ice cream at some point.

    I can't wait to find out what Jonesy's new owner (a forklift driver) thinks of Robert Morse's banned book 'Space Beast' as he discusses it over an Aspen beer with an old guy nicknamed 'Lucky' who goes on to tell his story; an ex commercial science officer who was due to ship out on the Nostromo but was reassigned for another rotation on Theedus 2 days before departure..  'Aliens: Gateway' new from titan books inbound... 🤣
  2. xShadowFoxX
    Quote from: Slutty Badger on Oct 17, 2023, 09:03:44 PM
    Quote from: Still Collating... on Oct 17, 2023, 08:57:02 PMFinally something original! No previous characters or relatives!

    I dunno. I have a feeling this novel is gonna include a guy who served Ripley an ice cream at some point.

    Hey, that's a story I think we all want to hear about. The story about the man who served Ripley an ice cream cone before the fated Nostromo run. And then he shows up 57 years later and serves Ripley another ice cream, feeling that he met her before but can't quite put his finger on it.
  3. Corporal Hicks
    I think whoever wrote the synopsis may have leaned too heavily into the Taken vibes with that description, but I'm certainly curious about picking up a narrative after an incident. Gives me Sacrifice vibes tbh. Not keen on the title (it does feel like a mouthful) but I'm definitely curious about this one!
  4. jacobo1122
    It Sounds interesting. It appears that there will be only one Xenomorph in this one. I would love that, we have plenty of stories with swarms of Xenos. Having just one should give Opportunity to build up its dangerous nature and strength.
  5. Still Collating...
    Finally something original! No previous characters or relatives! Agreed on the clumsy title, but I don't care too much about that. Knowing how the last novels have been, I'm not getting my hopes up. And since the last and only YA novel the series had was actually good at least for me, knowing he wrote coming of age stories might even be a plus for me. We'll see. Glad to see something new, but I'm not getting my hopes up on the quality, that needs to be proven again.
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