Heirs of Novaun Series

Now ruled by nobles exiled from their home planet Diron, the primitive planet Earth has, in a mere twenty years, risen to heights of technology and power unforeseen by the civilized galaxy. As Earth seeks to expand its dominions, Novaunian agent Daniel Zarek discovers a secret tie between Earth and Novaun. The Earthons kill Daniel to keep him from revealing this terrible knowledge to his people and capture his son Myke The Earthons send Myke to serve as a cadet aboard a Star Force base ship stationed on the perimeter of the galaxy to fight the renegade Diron fleets. The only way Myke can escape is to use a telepathic procedure his father invented, but he needs three other people with strong telepathic abilities to make it work. Among the cadets are the mysterious twins Paul and Deia Sheldon. Myke must decide whether they are his most trusted allies or agents for their uncle--Earth's Director of Intelligence. People of faith in all ages have yearned for the peace and refuge that is Zion. Mix that longing with a generous dose of fantasy, and what results are faith-based novels by Katherine Padilla that will transport readers to a harrowing but hopeful alien future.

Foiled in its covert attempt to gain an unending supply of arelada, Earth's Zarrist empire determines to go after it by force. By all appearances Earth's Director of Intelligence, Sanel King, has lost control of the Royal Twins, but even as Novaun celebrates the return of the twins, it reels with the information that King may be its most notorious criminal--a telepathic genius believed to be dead. Paul and Deia Doshyr learn about their tragic family past and discover they may have been witnesses to their father's murder. As they work to adjust to Novaun's telepathic culture and become a part of extended families they don't remember, young Novaunian anthropologist Miaundea Quautar fights her attraction for the Earthon traitor Dr. Ton Luciani while seeking to unravel the mystery of why he came to Novaun. People of faith in all ages have yearned for the peace and refuge that is Zion. Mix that longing with a generous dose of fantasy, and what results are faith-based novels by Katherine Padilla that will transport readers to a harrowing but hopeful alien future

Although crushed in its attempt to conquer Senlana, Earth still refuses to return Sanel King to Novaun, leading to speculations that King controls Earth's government leaders somehow. Novaun and the Doshyr family discover traitors within their ranks, but an agent remains at large--one telepathically powerful enough to bypass sophisticated Novaunian surveillance and enter Ton Luciani's guest room on the Doshyr estate without being discovered. Now knowing he isn't safe, even on Novaun, Ton Luciani begins facing the terrifying consequences of his treason, even as Miaundea's rejection desolates him. Frustrated by the importance of marriage to Novaun's social order, Ton welcomes the friendship of a man who is as unpopular with Novaunian women as he is--Braysel Nalaurev, a Fleet officer who has been disowned by his powerful pacifistic family. People of faith in all ages have yearned for the peace and refuge that is Zion. Mix that longing with a generous dose of fantasy, and what results are faith-based novels by Katherine Padilla that will transport readers to a harrowing but hopeful alien future

An uneasy peace settles over the galaxy as Earth's emperor struggles to find Sanel King in an effort to appease Novaun and keep Earth from being strangled economically. When the emperor discovers King's whereabouts and executes his high-ranked co-conspirators, a secret threat to the Zarrist empire arises from within the emperor's own family. The existence of the spirit dimension formula enables Lieutenant Braysel Nalaurev to invent a device that will aid Novaun in bringing Sanel King to justice, but even if King is convicted, will Colonel Sharad Quautar be able to capture the untraceable agent that continues to terrorize Ton Luciani? People of faith in all ages have yearned for the peace and refuge that is Zion. Mix that longing with a generous dose of fantasy, and what results are faith-based novels by Katherine Padilla that will transport readers to a harrowing but hopeful alien future.