In 2130, Earth’s ecology is failing fast. Its inhabitants are dying and the governments are hard pressed to contain the disaster. An Alien Federation contacts Earth and offers assistance. We accept their offer to trade among the stars and receive their support. In exchange, they aliens, who prove to be distant cousins, need pilots capable of managing hyperspace jumps and only rare humans have the right genes and capacities to withstand them.

After a careful selection, six are chosen to fly to the far away planet Adheek. There, they will compete with students from other planets to try and learn their new trade.

If they fail, Earth will collapse. If they succeed, it may have a chance. But no one has prepared them to what they will face next

Surviving was just the beginning. Now, can Brian faces his deepest fears ?

He has already faced the dangers of the outlying worlds, pirates and mad AIs, surviving, but with deep scars. He has also made powerful enemies along the way.

Separated from his friends, facing both jealousy from colleagues and hatred from enemies, and with a new set of skills to master, the odds stack up against Brian while everyone else is betting against him.

Can he find new allies and new strengths? In the paradise of the perfectly balanced Core World, can Brian find his own place?

Earth is dying and Earth’s first starpilot is the only real hope.
Tasha has survived five years of brutal training, her body transformed by a nano-technology no one fully understands.
Her job: link Earth to the stars in a ten millennia old wreck, train the first-ever crew from Earth, and build a space station fit to trade with the stars. Without the eco-system stabilizing tech interstellar trade can bring, the price of her failure will be the end of all life on Earth.
But as corporate interests, terrorists and even journalists opposing her, it is beginning to look like an impossible task.

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When you’re named Child of the Federation, the Federation gives you a fresh beginning and your past is erased from all databases. But Isara was named when she was barely a year old with nothing to erase.

Or so she thought until forty years later, now a confirmed starpilot, she finds out that she comes from Filb, the planet which witnessed the worst catastrophe the Federation has ever known. And murders accumulates around her as she tries to dig into her own past?

With no clues on why she is shot at, she must unravel her past to face present threats… How do you come of age when you are already an adult?

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