Ten Human Homeworlds

First Contact. Forced Alliance. A Galaxy at War.

"No alien can kill a human quite as well as their own kind. They have a lot more experience than we do."

-Krell military proverb, circa 162 GCE

There was no warning when the people of Earth discovered they were not alone in the galaxy. And there was even less preparation when they realized they weren’t the only humans.

As alien warships split the skies of humanity’s blue marble, President Marcus Wayne and his rivals are forced to unite a divided Earth and plunge into battle against their own kind to stop an interstellar genocide. They and their people are the galaxy’s only hope of halting the brutal expansion of the United Human Alliance, a coalition of nine human civilizations convinced that they and they alone deserve to inherit the stars.

Thrown into a war whose horrors surpass anything they’ve ever imagined, Earth’s newly conscripted soldiers and generals struggle to cope with the scale of the battles, the stakes of the conflict, and the horrors of an enemy that mirrors the darkest part of themselves.

Perfect for fans of epic space battles, rich and realistic characters, and complex political and military drama.