Destination: Kasimir

Titans in a fierce battle for supremacy in space

The greatest military formation of all time is about to be assembled! Five years ago, the Kasimirians started a war, and the entire Hirano sector was set ablaze. Now, it almost seems like the war is over, but... After committing genocide, brainwashing, human experimentation, and breeding the Mortis, the 'Kasies' refuse to admit they are running out of steam. More precisely, Anna Stackowitz, Director of the Imperial Directorate, refuses to admit it. Although the Defence Alliance has recaptured most of its territory, there is still this ambitious woman, obsessed with a desire for revenge, who is willing to either defend her honour and avenge Emperor Drakos, or let everyone die. Although voices from the Kasimirian command positions are calling for peace, Stackowitz, who has the Kasimirian regent under her thumb, is instead concocting plans to pull the rug out from under the enemy. And she will be aiming for the heads of the enemy forces...
And because there is fertile ground for blackmailers, schemers, turncoats, opportunists, and common backstabbers everywhere, even in space and the distant future, the Kasimirians have something to build on. Michael Kowalski, who is arriving on Taderas, also has a strange feeling about some of his colleagues. He has the impression that trusting his intuition could really pay off this time. Admiral Tyler has a similar feeling, as he is reunited not only with his old love, the ship Indomitable. On the planet Hepler, which will serve as a springboard for the attack on Kasimir, the largest military formation in the history of the Hirano sector, perhaps even of humanity, will be formed. Its command will be entrusted to Admiral Sean Tyler, the controversial hero of Simeral. He intends to put an end to Kasimirian arrogance, but the enemy does not hesitate to use weapons such as cunning and infiltration of Alliance forces in addition to their giant ships. Jan Kotouč rightly holds a permanent place in the Czech sci-fi firmament.
The novel 'Target: Kasimir', which concludes Kotouč's seven-part series, ends where it all began: at the planet Kasimir, which was meant to represent hope for the continuation of the human race in a distant corner of the galaxy called the Hirano sector.