Alien War Space Opera

What if ancient alien astronauts really did visit Earth thousands of years ago? And what if the first alien race we encounter turns out to be an old natural enemy from our prehistoric days? An enemy which preyed on humans, and we in turn attacked on sight? The crew of the converted Star-Guardian "Ambassador" consists of experts in all areas of human knowledge. They train day and night to be prepared for the first human-alien contact. All scenarios that can be imagined by the human mind have been modeled by their powerful computer simulators. What they never could imagine was first contact ...

The ongoing adventures of the Marathon, a gunship with a crew long on exotic creatures and short on common sense. They (almost) always get the job done. Eventually. Finished is the eighth book in the Marathon series, an action-packed carnival ride of a space opera that will leave you breathless.

Led by Captain John Roberts and his commanding officer Julie Olson, the experimental starship PHOENIX has escaped Earth’s solar system and become the first vessel to explore the outer reaches of space. They’ve defeated the Screen—the hostile alien race that trapped humanity within the solar system for decades—and defied the wishes of their government and military, who’d long accepted humanity’s containment. Determined to learn what greater perils the Screen have in store, PHOENIX roams the stars in search of their mysterious enemy. Soon, they discover that humanity isn't the ...

Billions of people, reduced to atoms. Everything within five miles of every major city on Earth crumbled to dust. Ninety-nine percent of humanity gone in an instant. The Neandraton have traveled light-years from their home planet of Eden to harvest the resources of Earth. Humanity is merely a pest that needs to be eradicated. Cameron is struggling to maintain her status as Warlord of a group of surviving humans. With every viable food source stolen by the Neandraton, she must make deadly choices to stay in power and keep her people from starving.

Evil Empire attacks a peaceful planet. Fight and die free, or die as a slave. God Timurud is resurrected. Unfortunately, the life of a god is not all heavenly. He must protect the weak and powerless civilizations against ferocious galactic empires. His mission is to defend the peaceful Sferogyls, ball-shape entities, against the Maggotroll Empire, warlike hominids who are determined to enslave the Sferogyls and capture their planet. As a god, he’s not allowed to fight on anyone’s behalf, but he can help the Sferogyls prepare to defend themselves against the Empire. Trouble is the ...

The fire of the First Galactic War has enveloped the inhabited region of space. More and more planets are being drawn into the conflict between the Terran Alliance and the Free Colonies. Weapons are being improved, and military artificial intelligence modules are being created. The war of humans is gradually transforming into a war of machines.

No one on Earth knows the seeds of the world’s destruction just fell from space. Tiana knows what duty means though. It's why all her friends are dead. Alone on a primitive world. All her all her technology at the bottom of the ocean. Outnumbered by deadly enemies only she can bring to justice. If she fails her mission now, another sentient species will fall. And the Tyrant Empire will rise again - because Earth has just been infected with a fatal parasite.

SOME ENEMIES DO NOT ACCEPT DEFEAT The long conflict between humanity and the Kreoch Empire is over. Humanity has won. The Fleet is victorious. Everything has changed. Kent McLennan commands the Fleet ship Meritorious on a mission to accept the Kreoch surrender. But the Kreoch are not taking defeat so easily. Twenty years ago the greatest hero that the Fleet had ever known, Jack Church, was killed by a misguided assassin. Jack Church’s tactical genius was an integral part of the eventual downfall of the Kreoch. If Jack Church had never existed, how different would the outcome have been? ...

After the discovery of Sumerian slaves on a planet occupied by the Amferians is leaked out, pressure builds to rescue them. But another, even more powerful political group on Earth, called "Defend Earth First," has also been growing in influence. Despite the smashing victory at star system Midway, Admiral Willowdean Halsey is sidelined for "rest." Torn between these two competing pressure groups, it seems nothing will be done about the Sumerians, and Earth will retreat into a defensive posture. Then the Russian president offers elite troops called Spetsnaz to invade planet Sumer and save ...

The Evidence of War series continues with the humans from Earth and the transplanted Sabretooths from Restas working together to form a joint defense force. When a human convoy of transports from a secret project is attacked, the allies gear up for war with the alien "Devils" who long ago wiped out all life in our part of the galaxy. Does this attack mean they are returning? The humans continue with war plans formed before first contact was made with the Restans, and a raid is launched deep inside alien space. The Restans continue to aid the humans, not knowing the full extent of their ...

Pemako, an ocean world hundreds of lightyears from earth and the only habitable planet found by humanity. Immigrants soon claim it as their own. Then something dropped out of the sky. The impact released enough energy to boil the ocean. The ensuing tsunami swept over islands. Death and devastation followed the great wave. It wasn’t a natural event. Forced to flee their homeworld centuries earlier, the Ruan have returned. And they want their planet back.

A cold, sterile hospital room had been Matthias home for the early parts of his life, but soon an alien ship arrives in the Sol system bringing a message out to all humans: War is coming, And humanity needs to do their part. Matthias signs up to leave his mortal body behind to become a machine, escaping his shackled body and becoming the only thing capable of slowing down the Futility. But are the aliens his only foes, when humanity had fought each other for generations? Matthias must struggle to weave the complex web of politics and warfare to give humanity a chance of survival in this ...

At least they're primates. That was Commander Riniana Tiana's first thought when she saw the primitive - but sentient - humans of Earth. She should be able to fit in...After all, her own species is primatal too. And she'd only come here to save them from invasion...But humans don't have tails. And most of them seem extremely jealous of hers! Using the curious custom of clothing, Tiana hides her tail, passes for human and pursues the alien invaders in a desperate struggle to save an ungrateful planet.

King Agesilaus and his Terran Legions have won their first victory against the Median Empire. Despite sustaining heavy casualties, they established a vital foothold in enemy territory. Yet the Empire is far from defeated, and they begin to ready their forces for a counterattack. In a display of overwhelming power, they throw fleets of ships and armies of levies and mercenaries against the Terrans. The outcome is uncertain, until Agesilaus and his generals uncover a stunning secret

Even in our darkest hour, it must be stated clearly, the Living Goddess did not abandon Her flock. For beneath the alien jackboot, even when very hope itself seemed lost, there arose, by Her Grace, those yet willing to hold high the torch. We were rich. We were poor. We were young. We were old. We sprang from the soil of this planet. We came from far off-world. We were herdeiros. We were minorities. We held advanced degrees. We were illiterate. We’d been born to arms. We had never touched a weapon in our lives. We were as varied as Her Panoply, our paths to Her Truth – as many as the ...

It is difficult, I suppose, for the children of our safe, modern republic to imagine what life had been like in those days, under the Zin occupation. How does one explain the inexplicable? How does one describe the indescribable? How does one get across what it is like to live in a world with no safety, to expect, at any moment, the fatal knock on the door, to know, every waking minute of every waking day, that the very next breath might be one’s last? There are no words for such things. And so, when my grandchildren ask me, I tell them the only thing I can: We lived those days, I tell ...

Jet Rusco, black market arms dealer and hustler, faces off against the Star Lord: warlord, magician, psychopath. With each new conquest, the Star Lord uses ruthless force to terrorize colonized planets with his fleet of hi-tech warships. He sends bounty hunters after Jet Rusco who has stolen an alien device critical to his operation. A dark secret lies at the back of the Star Lord’s plans. But more than just tainted with the threat of galactic dominion, lies the 400 year old evil of the last alien war, that left humankind stumbling in the dark, forgetting their bio-mechanical heritage, ...

A desperate free-for-all in the bowels of a dead ship… How far is too far? Mercenary Yul Vrean and his black op team are hired by billionaire CEO Mathias of Cybercore to bring back alien samples from a remote planet...a region of space rife with murderous space pirates and slavers, the warlike Zikri and Mentera. With no designated leader, things degrade as rough boy Regers challenges Yul's authority. The expedition, shrouded in mystery, is further jeopardized by competitive corporate interests and freakish alien attacks. Yul and his space mercs suspect Mathias is not on the up-and-up as ...

When Shivon Roxtin tries to incite a rebellion among the human females on the Outcast planet, she’s sent to the Relentless. The ship’s commander, Warlord Torak Payne, thrives on challenge, so he’s looking forward to taming the fiery human. Still, war with the Sarronti is creeping ever closer, and the last thing he needs is an unruly mate. Tempers flare, and sparks fly from the moment they first meet. Their battle of wills is quickly surpassed by their consuming need for each other, but can they channel the emotional intensity into something constructive before they’re consumed by ...

The large "mystery fleet" of humans who refer to themselves as the Galactics has been allowed safe haven on planet Sumer. The Sumerians, however, don't consider their guests to be very polite or even grateful. Claiming to be on the run from their mortal enemy, the Simovs, the Space Fleet has been protecting them from attack. The first arrivals have been mainly civilians with a very small escort of warships. But, is there yet another fleet of the Galactics out there? And, if so, what is their intention?