Juggernaut Series

Here’s the fourteenth book in the Sequetus Series. Within the Federation, something strange is happening. That same strangeness had been affecting Earth for thousands of years. Now, the Boguard, a benevolent galactic force, has been trying to herd all civilizations into an ethical direction. However, they found something scary about the Federation Warp Drive Bank, which holds the monopoly on faster-than-light speed travel. This is also the second volume in the Juggernaut Miniseries. In more detail, the plot is now set back on Jilta. Here you will learn more of planet Jilta, the Imperial Federation Warp Drive Bank, its operations, and technically how faster-than-light speed travel occurs within the Federation. Read the first book in the miniseries before you come to this one. This book is full of action, as usual. It is fun and enlightening. Again it is pure space opera. The plot should have you glued. The book starts with Jaron being whisked away, from assassination, by his personal secret service called the Corduke Network. It is reported that his interceptor exploded in space, and he is dead. His son, Tubin, upon hearing the news is mortified. Tubin’s half brother, Omm, is impatient, and wants the spiritual empire his father built for his own. The Temple in the Palboan planetary sector was going to be Omm’s ... as promised. Now Tubin is feeling strange, as though he could not trust his brother. He wondered.... Omm was carefully explaining that he would now conduct an investigation into what really happened, and remove the Cordukes, down to every last one of them, and take revenge for what happened. You will learn the true secret behind the Warp Drive Bank. But who will change this? It has been going on for millennia. There are illustrations, maps, and a great glossary, to get you to the end of the journey. This book is truly one of the best, and its themes are carried through to the very end of the series. Good luck. This read is good for both male and female science fiction readers, and there is no adult content.

Here’s the seventeenth book of the Sequetus Series. Amy, of Rambus, dubbed the Goddess of War, is coming. Those grooming the galactic civilizations for takeover, hurt her beyond mental pain thresholds. She lives only to even the score. The race which hurt her is the Talkron, an evil secret race that had infiltrated the galaxy, unknown until now. Their home planet in the Federation has been exposed and Amy is coming. Amy is the Talkron Hunter and the Talkron have never been exposed before. Secrecy was always their core practice. This volume is also the fifth and last in the Juggernaut Miniseries. In further detail, the Talkron have been subverting these galactic civilizations, by controlling the media, the governments and more. Now they have become the hunted. This book is wild, but what do you expect from space opera in its purity? Again, the edges between spiritual fantasy and science fiction are mixed. But Earth is no longer a hollow distant memory. It is realized that Sequetus too is likely a home-ground in the present for the Talkron. So, Commander Beel is leading the first expedition to their religion’s homeland. Yes, Beel takes a column to his historical Earth. Amy goes with others to meet the Talkron on another planet. There is the secretive Temple Guard and the closed-off Cordukes, all part warriors, part intelligence operatives of the Temple. They work for Amy. She works for the Grand Master Templar, or so it is believed. But he knows Amy. He gives her the rope she needs and he knows it is not a leash. She has a destiny. He has seen it, and she must complete it, or else her own spiritual future is in abeyance. Her future is the Temple’s, and he totally trusts her. And this is not all, time is definitely marching on. Jaron has his children and now they are all coming of age. They are part of the prophecy. And it is as if they are driven by a purpose they had long before they were born. And perhaps that is true. We are not going to tell you how this ends. So hold onto your seats. All the characters of this miniseries are present. If you liked it this far, you will be wanting this book without further explanation. As usual there are some great illustrations, diagrams and maps. The story-line is at the edge of reality. There is no adult content, and the book is good for male and female science fiction readers alike.

Here’s the thirteenth book in the Sequetus Series. In this book the leader of the Palboan Temple, is saved from forces which see him as their only obstacle to unhindered galactic control. They have plans for him, and the Temple. They may have lost their takeover of the Galaxy a generation ago, but that does not mean that those years have been idle. The Corduke network, which is loyal to Jaron and the Master Templar, save him. Others, enemies, because of who this prophesied leader is, and his historic roots back to Earth, want Jaron either disposed of, or destroyed. But there are those who refuse to give in. However, as the air is now being polluted, and the food slowly poisoned, apathy sets into the population. Many have given up on making a better life. And that is exactly what some want. And so, the enemy out-there has time, and patience. It does not mind waiting, planning, manipulating, and putting their people into places to bide their time. Their moment will come. Time is on their side. They set their plans in terms of decades, not years. This book is the first volume in the Juggernaut Miniseries. It is space opera in its purist. It has a spiritual lean on events that you should find fascinating, but which makes total sense. What a spiritual blast into space opera the story is. This is the third set of volumes in this continuing epic Sequetus Series, started 12 books ago. When it was promised in the summary of the first book, Advance on Sequetus 3, that you would learn what is truly happening on Earth, we meant it. You are still doing that, in this and future books. And remember, this story was first penned in around 1992. Think of that as you read this story and look at your own world around you. Like the other volumes, there are great illustrations, pictures, maps, and glossary. Have fun and remember it is not all fiction. There is a tapestry-of-truth below the stories. This book is a great read for both male and female science fiction readers.

Here’s the fifteenth book in the Sequetus Series. The head of the Palboan Temple, the largest temple next to Jilta, is being pursued across the Galaxy to the far Outer Worlds. Here Jaron meets others, decedents from Earth pioneers, who have very different understandings of Earth events of back then, a thousand years ago. Now, not only is the Temple being pursued, so are these new groups. This volume is also the third in the Juggernaut Miniseries. The story opens with Jaron, in the back of a canoe, being paddled upstream. He has little memory. The person paddling claims to have a hereditary line back to Yoo-Rup of Earth. That man’s name is Bolton Beel. He explains to Jaron that the people dying above in the stars and clouds are defenders of Jaron, who actually is Lorde Jaron. But Jaron cannot not remember why. He could not think why he could be that important. Above them a cruiser explodes in space. Thousands more die in those few minutes. It is confusing as Amy of Rambus appears on a river bank to save Lorde Jaron from the strange Scotsman Boltan Beel. But Jaron has it in his mind, that perhaps all the fighting and dying might end, if he was to die instead. This book is a little bit crazy. But now they must get off the planet they are marooned on. And if that is not enough. There is an indigenous race on the planet that hails them as gods, and those locals have different names for all of them from their legends. But how can that be? So, in the middle you have the strange Scotsman, with his strange and hard to understand accent, Amy from Rambus with a reputation from hell, a Lorde Jaron who cannot remember his name, but who is the key to total Galactic prophecy. There is an allied enemy out there, along with allied defenders, jockeying for a chance to kill them all or kill each other. And what makes it worse is that the alliances are changing. By the end of this book, you may be relieved. This is wild science fiction thinking and maybe you expect it. True, it is straight space opera. True, it is fast, but this book skirts the edge of scientific thinking mixed with spiritual conjecture. The edges between them blurs in this one. The story can be gruesome in places, but it is non-stop. It is thought-provoking, and if the preposition behind this story is right, it might one day come true. So be warned, put your seat belts on, because as you read this you are being catapulted into the very next story of this very wild Sequetus Series. Like the other volumes, there are great illustrations, pictures, maps, and glossary. Have fun and remember it is not all fiction. There is a tapestry of truth below the stories. This book is great for any age, male and female, science fiction readers .

Here’s the sixteenth book in the Sequetus Series. Those subverting the culture and civilizations of the galactic Federation, including Earth, for the past thousands of years, have been exposed. They are the Talkron. While they’re able to subvert time, they have made a real error. They hurt Amy badly, and she is mercilessly evening the score. She’s Amy of Rambus, the Goddess of War, and she’s coming for them. This is also the fifth volume in the Juggernaut Miniseries. In more detail, the Talkron have been found. Never before has this happened. They are the ones controlling Earth and all the other planets in the Federation, and they are exposed. A small group, headed by one originally from Earth, has decided to take the fight back to the Talkron stronghold. Sure, the Talkron have always been there, pervading every planet in the Galaxy, since time was first recorded. They are the ones who have been behind the subversion of every great culture. They are ultimately the ones behind every war, manipulating every oppressive action. By using a form of mental implanting and controlling thoughts from afar, something that every great planet and nation ventured into before its downfall, they controlled all. And that included the great cultures of the historical Earth. But in this book, you see the total emergence of something not foreseen by the prophecies. It is Amy of Rambus, who now has the label, Amy, the Goddess of War. Amy knows who they are and is coming for them. And she seeks revenge, justice, and to even the score. She seeks to eradicate them all from the bowels of the physical universe, and send them back hell or wherever they came from. She seeks revenge and justice for her family they killed, her youth they perverted, her religion they stole. She seeks to destroy them to their core and then work out how to remove their remnants. She seeks to expunge the very memory of them from all civilization. She is coming, and they know she is. They had never prepared for this, for she is now the Talkron Hunter. The Talkron have never known fear before. They always were ready for any setback. They are the masters of time. Time is always on their side, but Amy is not anything they prepared for and nor could they predict her. She is the Talkron Hunter. What they find might surprise you; it might shock you, or you may just think it could never happen. So why don’t you fasten your seat belt, buckle in, and get catapulted into the next book in this wild and magnificent epic. As usual, there are great illustrations, maps and diagrams to help the reader, plus there is a full glossary. The book is good for both male and female science fiction readers.