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==Synopsis==
 
==Synopsis==
   
Set twelve years before [[Leo Davidson|Captain Leo Davidson]] of the space station ''[[Oberon]]'' crash-landed on the planet of [[Ashlar]], [[Attar]] was a teen undergoing military training, and [[Ari]] was his good friend - sympathetic to the human cause, yet loyal to her simian friends as well. Ari embarked upon an investigation into a puzzling gap in ape history - a period known as the ''Dark Age'' - only to uncover the deadly virus that caused it and bring it to life again. Could humans and apes learn to work together against this common enemy? Or would this devastating force of nature threaten to wreak a new dark period on the planet?
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Set twelve years before [[Leo Davidson|Captain Leo Davidson]] of the space station ''[[Oberon]]'' crash-landed on the planet of [[Ashlar]], [[Attar]] was a teen undergoing military training, and [[Ari]] was his good friend - sympathetic to the human cause, yet loyal to her ape friends as well. Ari embarked upon an investigation into a puzzling gap in ape history - a period known as the ''Dark Age'' - only to uncover the deadly virus that caused it and bring it to life again. Could humans and apes learn to work together against this common enemy? Or would this devastating force of nature threaten to wreak a new dark period on the planet?
   
Other characters featured included [[Sandar|Senator Sandar]], [[Krull|General Krull]], [[Thade]], Gaddi (a chimpanzee cadet at the military academy and a classmate of Attar), Maga (a gorilla soldier who fought with Attar), Kestos (a gorilla soldier and friend of Maga), Professor Nestor (an old baboon physics teacher of the young Attar and Ari), Timon (the chimpanzee high priest of [[Semos]]), [[Sarai]] (chief of the '[[Tek]]' clan - descendants of the civilised human 'Hitek' city population - though her father was of the '[[Wilding]]' clan, descendants of a feral human population), [[Karubi]] (Sarai's husband) and [[Daena]] (their daughter).
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Other characters featured included [[Sandar|Senator Sandar]], [[Krull|General Krull]], [[Thade]], Gaddi (a [[Chimpanzee]] cadet at the military academy and a classmate of Attar), Maga (a [[Gorilla]] soldier who fought with Attar), Kestos (a [[Gorilla]] soldier and friend of Maga), Professor Nestor (an old baboon physics teacher of the young Attar and Ari), Timon (the [[Chimpanzee]] high priest of [[Semos]]), [[Sarai]] (chief of the '[[Tek]]' clan - descendants of the civilised human 'Hitek' city population - though her father was of the '[[Wilding]]' clan, descendants of a feral human population), [[Karubi]] (Sarai's husband) and [[Daena]] (their daughter).
   
 
==Notes==
 
==Notes==

Revision as of 23:00, 3 November 2014


Planet of the Apes: Force was a novel published by HarperEntertainment in 2002 to tie-in with the previous year's movie re-imagining of Planet of the Apes. The book, written by John Whitman, covered events shortly before the era of the movie, depicting the youth of some of the principle characters from that film.

Synopsis

Set twelve years before Captain Leo Davidson of the space station Oberon crash-landed on the planet of Ashlar, Attar was a teen undergoing military training, and Ari was his good friend - sympathetic to the human cause, yet loyal to her ape friends as well. Ari embarked upon an investigation into a puzzling gap in ape history - a period known as the Dark Age - only to uncover the deadly virus that caused it and bring it to life again. Could humans and apes learn to work together against this common enemy? Or would this devastating force of nature threaten to wreak a new dark period on the planet?

Other characters featured included Senator Sandar, General Krull, Thade, Gaddi (a Chimpanzee cadet at the military academy and a classmate of Attar), Maga (a Gorilla soldier who fought with Attar), Kestos (a Gorilla soldier and friend of Maga), Professor Nestor (an old baboon physics teacher of the young Attar and Ari), Timon (the Chimpanzee high priest of Semos), Sarai (chief of the 'Tek' clan - descendants of the civilised human 'Hitek' city population - though her father was of the 'Wilding' clan, descendants of a feral human population), Karubi (Sarai's husband) and Daena (their daughter).

Notes

  • Force was given the code ISBN: 0060083735, published by HarperEntertainment in April 2002.