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Overview: I've been an avid book reader since I was a teenager in the 1980's. My preferred genre's are science fiction and fantasy. I wrote some short stories and was encouraged to try writing and self publishing by some friends. I work in computers and writing is an obsessive hobby I have been trying to hone for a couple of years now. I'll let you judge if I have succeeded or not.
Genre: Fiction > Sci-Fi/Fantasy

2. Astraeus Station
Scott Akin managed to not only survive but flourish with his allied family, friend, and lover, as well as other support.

Things are unsure for the space station. The country of his birth still wants to bring him up short. The one good thing is there’s almost as much potential and opportunity in his situation as there are dangers and hard work. Colony worlds, technical scientific advancements, new allies and friends, new enemies, and more to deal with.

If that wasn’t enough to worry about, the Grays see humans with their technology as a threat. They don’t like threats…

Author’s note: This is primarily a space opera. The fantasy elements of the book are tangential at best, and I don’t believe that will change through the rest of the series. Oh, there’s mages, shifters, witches, and vampires in these pages, but that’s really not the focus.

3. The Grays
Things were going well for President Scott Akin.

Of course, the Grays still wanted humanity exterminated, not to mention being surrounded by six other great empires spanning multiple galaxies.

He’d need to work hard to survive, and after that define humanity’s place and intentions in the galaxy, the empire, and perhaps even beyond…

5. Intergalactic Union
Scott was embroiled in a new war, one against an empire that had near parity with weapons and shields. The first battle had been a draw, he’d managed to get the enemy to retreat, and now it was an arm’s race of sorts.

If that wasn’t bad enough, he had to deal with the political fallout of being manipulated by the eight, and blaze his own trail, which would be both easier and harder. There was also some fallout with the allied trade races in the fifty galaxies, they weren’t happy with the status quo and being put under the debt of his protection. He’ll need to work hard to survive, and he can’t do it alone.

6. Infinite Exploration
Scott was doing well and things were rolling along. Humanity had never flourished so well, and there were endless possibilities ahead of them. There’s a few internal politics to deal with, as well as the races living in the protected territory, as his build site is compromised bringing up questions. It seems humanity’s time of cooperation may be nearing an end as well, though thankfully war seemed unlikely.

There were endless threats as well, along a new and astonishing path of exploration. More than he ever imagined, thanks to Melody’s latest breakthrough. That and more will take Scott’s focus, if humanity is to survive.