Starships, Convergence. (SpaceFed StarShips Saga.) Book 11. The galactic empire, has recovered, but in star date 2319, a new alien war looms like no other.

Interstellar war

De: Gerry A. Saunders

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

An exhilarating, action-packed and thought-provoking novel with a final twist that connects to Book 8, Chapter 5. It is set in Stardate 2319.

Stardate 2299. The wars with the Crillons, Garodens, and Solverons have ended.
But Frank Richardson remembers 2319, when he almost single-handedly stopped Earth's invasion.

An unknown race, with its Aarcat Star City and fleet of ships, had reached striking distance from Earth. Victory had seemed inevitable. But Frank, using his and Susanna's mental abilities, tried to find another solution. What he discovered changed everything.
Apparently, the Holo Cinema battle sequence from 2301 wasn't generated by the programmer but created by the Aarcats, testing for human weaknesses.
Frank knew the Aarcats could be valuable allies. But if they broke their agreement with Earth. If Delta learns the true capabilities of the Aarcat Tarcact structure, and if the disastrous battle comes to light, the Aarcats won't survive.
Although Frank had managed to keep Charlotte and Delta out of his mind using mental blocks, Frank, Susanna, Hector, and Argonaut's scientists were locked in a conspiracy of silence.

But now, hidden within the Arcat city, something waited, and would rock Earth's stand forever….


My SpaceFed StarShip Saga is one continuous story over 14 books. It includes additional color inserts designed to improve the reader's experience. It brings together elements of science fiction that captivate and ignite the imagination.
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We all found Starship Convergence utterly captivating, with familiar and likable characters. The storyline and technical insights were exceptionally well-crafted. The unexpected twist at the end added a wonderful surprise, making the experience even more enjoyable. 5 of 5 stars sfbookreviewers.com