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Surviving Daions were absorbed harmoniously into Coalition populations. That's what Coalition history recorded. In reality plague survivors were abused, ostracized, and lately their descendants were disappearing - relatively unnoticed - from the sectors where they'd been assigned residence. Right now war is whispering through every sector as political tensions rise between Coalition's Central Worlds and the Isolated Radicals. Half the galaxy away, seeking resources under the lie of peaceful exploration, Dockland is the oldest scanner ship in the Coalition fleet and has the long abandoned Daion Central World listed as one of their possible next assignments. As leadership splinters into the highest ranks of the Coalition government, the events unfolding in the Daion sector have the potential to change the course set by history and possibly restore what was written off as a lost culture ... or see Dockland and its crew erased from having ever existed at all. CONTENT WARNING: a large-scale terror attack is described, cultural repression is a theme, there is violence and resulting injuries described, a bit of flirting, kissing and romance occurs, and the war/battle mentality of some characters comes up. I'll flag the sections when posting that describe the large-scale terror attack and any with violence / resulting injuries.

Three hundred years after Earth’s sentient internet takes the planet into Singularity—and out of spacetime—to avoid a sun going supernova ahead of schedule, the fleeing Martian colonists have found another kind of liberation. Using space warping ships they spread their seed across Andromeda. But if Frakas, the genius bioengineer who created a new Cambrian explosion of humanoid life, and the first of the hundred year men, clones designed to uplift souls, were enough to see them through the first leg of their journey, they are not around to be leaned on anymore. So begins the second trilogy of The Hundred Year Men saga, WARLORDS OF ANDROMEDA, and the reign of Dargan, the second clone. But will the ingenious tactics of Dargan’s warlords be enough to unseat the powers threatening the empire from within as well as from without? Or will these highly evolved humanoid species merely use their genetic and cybernetic enhancements to make better war on a scale never before imagined, using imaginative methods only such technological breakthroughs—not to mention sprawling space armadas—could accommodate? --------------------------- note: the three separate trilogies comprising the Hundred Year Men saga do not have to be read in order.

Ensign Jesse Tanner receives the assignment of a lifetime when he becomes the assistant to the universally famous captain, Phil Starhammer. Jesse soon realizes that the famous captain is not at all what he expected. The now middle aged Starhammer has made his career stretching the rules to their breaking point with actions like taking a planet’s emperor to a strip club that happens to be on his ship, leaving the emperor’s daughter ripe for the seducing. Things on board the starship Vermillion become more complicated when Jesse discovers he has been endowed with strange powers, causing him to be pursued by cult like organization that have the same abilities he does. The story comes to its climax when Captain Starhammer and crew are sent to quell a rebellion started by none other than the ex-wife of Starhammer himself. This combined with a debt seeking alien come to collect the Vermillion that Starhammer lost to him in a dart game, manage launch a secret plot to assassinate a political figure in order to trigger a war that they intend on blaming on Starhammer.

The eighth novel in The Shadow Wars. After the events of Ceaseless and Snowblind, Allan Gray, formerly a member of Security-Investigations, now a Specialist in Special Operations, is having some trouble keeping sane. He experiences sudden tremors, inexplicable terrors, and is incapable of removing his suit of power armor, even for something as simple as a shower. He knows something is wrong, but refuses to let anyone else into his life. All he wants is to keep doing his job, keep running missions and bury his head in responsibility so that he doesn't have to put up with his own problems. So when Hawkins comes to him with another dangerous job, he leaps at the opportunity. Allan's new objective seems simple, on the surface: investigate a Rogue Ops ship found adrift in space. Intel is low, no one has any idea what happened to the ship or even what it was doing, but an opportunity to seize crucial data on the enemy is too good to pass up. Allan and a small team of experts are rushed out to the isolated vessel. Upon arrival, the mission goes bad and Allan finds himself trapped on a Rogue Ops ship, facing down an enemy more insidious, more lethal than any he's ever encountered before...

(From the World of Azur Lane....with a bit of Inspiration from Invincible and a few characters from Orville....and Space Force) The Earth was in crisis mode, an unknown Alien Race has attacked and destroyed a far flung Research Station about 3 Light Years away. To prevent further loss of life and to fight this threat, Humanity once more turned to the KAN-SEN program, managing to scrounge up 7 active Wisdom Cubes from deep storage to fight the threat. These 7 Cubes formed 7 Space Going KAN-SEN who had a very tall order in front of them, identify the assailants, stop the attacks, and bring a lasting peace to the universe. Unbeknownst to anyone involved however, 2 of these KAN-SEN were not pleased with serving human masters.

This is the second book in the officer series. The first was The Cadets. Mila and Holcum have finally graduated from the Military Academy. So has many of their friends as well. When they arrive on earth Nacy finds her mat is Mila's younger brother. How does she deal with this and how does the military? What does Jace do to deal with the lose of the relationship with Nacy? How does the Military deal with Nacy and maybe others finding their supernatural relationships?

For decades, the Robot Wars have raged all across colonized space. But, now, thanks to the actions of the Rangers serving onboard the starship Horizon, the war is finally over. Yet the cost of that final battle has had astronomic consequences on the Horizon's crew. Hero of the battle, Sergeant Rowan, is paying a heavy price for her actions, incapacitated and turned into what she hates most. Still, the time is coming when she'll have to step up to the plate and set aside her anger for the sake of everyone in her squad and on the ship. Medic Carter Roe saw firsthand the destruction of the final battle, and it has instilled in her a determination to put her talents to use. Signing on as the Medical Officer for Rowan's squad, she realizes she might be in over her head, and she's in for a whole lot more than she bargained for. From a desolate industrial planet, factory worker Adlai Fletcher knows that the end of the war doesn't mean an end to violence, and she signs on to the Colonial Network's army. Still, with every branch of law enforcement scrambling to recruit after their losses at war, can she prove that she is worth more than anyone expected and rise above the squalor of her home planet to actually become someone? The war might be over, but the fight never ends.

The world is rapidly changing. On Earth, geopolitical tensions rise to a breaking point, with nations poised on the edge of catastrophic conflict. But far beyond the planet's atmosphere, a different war rages-one that spans the vastness of space. In the depths of the galaxy, two great powers collide in a brutal, unending war. Their fleets clash in distant systems and barren asteroid fields, fighting for dominance over resources and territory. This is a war of empires, driven by ambition and desperation, where survival comes at a cost few can bear. For now, Earth's struggles and the galactic conflict remain separate, their paths unknowingly intertwined. But the threads of fate are drawing tighter, and the actions of soldiers, leaders, and nations on both sides are on a collision course. When these two worlds meet, the consequences will reshape not just one, but the future of all. "When Empires Meet" is a sweeping tale of ambition, survival, and the interwoven destinies of two wars waged across vastly different scales. As the battles rage on, the choices made in the heat of conflict will echo far beyond the battlefield-binding two worlds together in ways no one could have imagined.

--- **Galactic Downfall: Galactic Conference** As the galaxy trembles under the weight of tyrannical rule, the Galactic Conference is called to bring order, but behind the scenes, a storm is brewing. Alexandron, once a loyal defender of the Humaihailand Federation, has turned rebel, leading the Galactic Liberation Front (GLF) in a daring bid to overthrow the oppressive government. The Conference, meant to be a beacon of hope, becomes a battlefield of wits and power plays, where alliances are fragile, and betrayal lurks in every corner. The leaders of the galaxy's most powerful factions gather, each with their own agenda, unaware of the ticking time bomb that is Alexandron's rebellion. Amid the heated debates and secret negotiations, the GLF prepares to strike, aiming to dismantle the corrupt system that has enslaved countless worlds. But as the Conference unfolds, whispers of an ancient, hidden power begin to surface-an ominous force that could tip the scales in ways no one could foresee. In this tense and gripping saga, the galaxy's future hangs in the balance, as Alexandron and the GLF challenge the old order, risking everything to forge a new path for the galaxy. The decisions made at the Galactic Conference will either bring salvation or plunge the galaxy into eternal darkness. --- ⚠️ WARNING "IT MAY NOT SUITABLE FOR SOME AUDIENCE"

The year is 2043 and the nations of the world find themselves almost powerless against an unknown enemy known as Unknown Entities, or U.N.E.'s. The Worlds best weapon against these hideous creatures from space are the giant Mech's and their pilots who stand on the front lines and fight a never ending stream of U.N.E.'s to protect their lands, nations, and friends from harm. Two young pilots from very different worlds come together at a secret weapons facility as the next generation of Mech's are ready to hit the front line. One is a young British pilot born and raised in combat who is haunted by horrible memories, while the other is an American pilot who has never seen combat but has never found anything or anyone that can best her. Can these two young officers set aside their differences and pride and do what needs to be done? Or will they falter when it matters most?