Stargate SG-1: Exile (SG1-27) is a novel written by Sally Malcolm and Laura Harper and published by Fandemonium. It is also the second book in the Stargate SG-1: Apocalypse trilogy.
Publishers Summary[]
Reeling from the shocking revelation at the end of Stargate SG-1: Hostile Ground, Colonel O’Neill's team continues its quest to find a way home.
But as SG-1 comes to terms with new circumstances, they find themselves divided. With tensions mounting, the team undertakes a dangerous rescue mission on behalf of their new allies – and O’Neill makes a decision that will threaten the future of his team.
Meanwhile, fleeing the Goa’uld attack, Dr. Janet Fraiser negotiates a treacherous path as she and the other refugees struggle to survive on a barren new world. But she soon discovers that the most dangerous enemies of all are those who lie within...
Chronological Placement[]
The events depicted in this adventure take place during season three of Stargate SG-1, between the episodes "A Hundred Days" and "Shades of Grey".
Publishers Extract[]
An extract from chapter 22:
Daniel cast a surreptitious glance at his captor and wondered whether he'd seen the creature before. It was difficult to tell with such alien features, but he thought he recognized the tattoo on the side of the Wraith's face. Could it be one of the Wraith who’d held them captive in the pods?
“Now where?” Jack said from up front. He'd stopped in a slight clearing, the undergrowth thinning out but with no obvious path ahead.
Without releasing Daniel's arm, the Wraith stalked past Jack and started clearing away branches and leaves to reveal the foundations of a brick wall and a flight of stone stairs that led to an underground doorway. He gestured for the others to precede him down the steps.
“I don’t think so,” Jack said. It was subtle, but Daniel noticed the way his weight moved forward onto the balls of his feet, how his grip on his weapon shift ed. He was getting ready for a fight and Daniel did the same; they all knew that he'd be the first victim if things got ugly and he didn't plan to make it easy. Teal’c's staff sprung into life and Sam thumbed off the safety on her MP5.
Daniel braced himself, waiting in hope for the mistake that would let him free himself and run.
But it didn't happen. Instead, the Wraith spoke. “Trust me or you will die,” he said, baring teeth in a way that didn't exactly encourage trust.
“Don’t you mean ‘Trust me and you will die?’” Jack said.
“This area will be swept by darts within moments. If you are above ground, you will be culled.”
Jack lifted his eyebrows. “And you’re helping us because…?”
“Because you are of use, Lantean.”
Related Books[]
The following novels are also a part of the Apocalypse trilogy by Fandemonium.
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Notes of Interest[]
- Originally the novel was going to be called Stargate SG-1: Revelations.
References[]
2000, 2098, Adroit, Air Force, Beth Aitchison, Ancient technology, Apophis, Arbella, Geraint Arden, Atlantis, Roz Bailey, Battle Dress Uniform, Beta Gate, Blade, Boneshard, Brightstar, Brightstar's hive ship, Elspeth Burne, Samantha Carter, Cleverman, Clyde Naval Base, Combined Military Force, Consort, Covenant, Dix, Earth, Earthborn, Flint, Cassandra Fraiser, Jamie Fraiser, Janet Fraiser, Fu-Bar, Gare Loch, Goa'uld, Ha'tak, George S. Hammond, Hearten, Heartsong, Hecate, Hecate's Ha'tak, Hive ship, Hive-building, Hivemaster, Host, Hunter (Apocalypse), Daniel Jackson, Jaffa, Jefferson, Levi Jefferson, Kara kesh, Keenedge, Kiowa, Groom Lake, Gunnison Jones, Lana Jones, Kine, Laketown, Land of Light, Todd Levine, Long-range communication device, Robert Makepeace, Sarah Marston, Master of Sciences Biological, Master of Sciences Physical, Harold Maybourne, Dean Newman, NID, Jack O'Neill, Osiris, P5X-104, President's intelligence officers, Protected Planets Treaty, Reckless, Albert Reynolds, Rya'c of Chulak, Sarcophagus, Scotland, Self-destruct, Shade, Shadow, Frank Simmons, Scott Simpson, Sobek, De Sousa, Stargate, Stargate shield, Gus Steiner, Sting, Stormfire, Symbiote, System Lords, Tau'ri, Teal'c of Chulak, Aedan Trask, Bill Turner, Miranda Turner, Wraith, Wraith beaming device, Wraith Dart, Wraith drone, Wraith technology, Wraith worshipper, Karin Yuma, Zat'nik'tel, Zenana, Zuri
External links[]
- Stargate SG-1: Exile on Fandemonium
- Stargate SG-1: Exile on Amazon UK
- Stargate SG-1: Exile on Amazon US
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