It is a complete novel at 95,000 words and takes place in Earth's future, when humanity has spread out into the stars. But Earth is fearful of what awaits it in this uncertain universe and decides to attack any civilization that might pose a danger. Unfortunately, one of those civilizations Earth attacks does not believe in aggression and the fall out is more than anyone anticipates. This leads to a 'Chance Encounter' that throws Earth and its colonies into a perilous position when two-young-Aliens struggle on how to fight a war they are forbidden to have.

The action starts immediately, and this story will keep you turning pages as one twist leads to another. The War Against Earth is science fiction you can sink your teeth into.

There are more twists and turns than a dragon's tail in this story. Humanity has moved out into the Milky Way and began colonizing the galaxy. After thousands of years, the colonized planets came together and chose the First Emperor. The emperor decided that the alien civilizations represented a threat to humanity and launched his fleets to go out and exterminate them. The early empire grew and for ten thousand years millions of planets inhabited by humans flourished in peace. But the later Emperors imposed taxes and restrictions that ultimately led to a civil war and the empire fell to rebels. The war didn't stop there; it spread out into the galaxy; millions of planets were destroyed or blasted back into the Stone Age. For the next thousand years the planets lucky enough to survive, attacked any civilization that approached and one day, a new conqueror arose intent on reuniting the galaxy under one rule. The Warlord was worse than the original Emperors, but there was no surviving a civilization that powerful, and the empire was growing quickly. Over the next three hundred years, the Warlord's descendants conquered a third of the galaxy and it appeared inevitable it was only a matter of time until his vision of uniting the galaxy under his Empire would be achieved. The arrival of an alien, the possible existence of a lost planet, among other surprises completely changes the equation. The search for humanity's mystical home world quickly began. The action starts fast and picks up speed as the search for humanity's home world intensifies.

Was Earth destroyed like history reports, or does it still exist? This is a page turner and will be difficult to put down.

Humans have inhabited a deserted alien community on a desert planet. The original inhabitants left thousands of years earlier leaving the community behind. Earth's scientists discovered that the structures in the community could not be damaged or changed in any way. Even the most powerful lasers had no effect on them and the technology inside the city was far beyond anything Earth was capable of duplicating. After a hundred years of studying the community, Earth decided to allow colonists to go and live on the planet. It was determined before the original inhabitants of the community left that numerous intelligent civilizations had been eradicated that were located close to the desert planet.

A new discovery of advanced alien technology was uncovered under one of the buildings in the community which caused Earth to send one of its best scientists to investigate. Along with one of the colonists, he finds there is a good possibility that the species that built the community were probably coming back...and soon. If it was this species that eradicated the ancient civilizations, then Earth and its other colonies were in danger of destruction.

This is another page-turner that starts fast and picks up speed. The impacts on humanity are monumental and will have long term effects on its survival.

The Universe is a dangerous place, and one never knows when Death can suddenly appear out of nowhere. The humans living on New Hope learn this lesson when the Colony Leader announces that an alien civilization called the Teg has declared war on Earth. To make matters worse, the Colonist’s discover a fleet of Teg warships will arrive at New Hope in less than eight hours.

Earth is contacted and tells New Hope that it will take a week before a fleet from Earth can arrive to confront the aliens. They suggest everyone in the cities flee into the wilderness surrounding the cities and try to survive until the warships from Earth arrive.

The cities are in pandemonium and traffic jams prevents the vast majority of the population from escaping. Eight hours later the Teg warships arrive in orbit, and more than seventy percent of New Hope’s population is still trapped in the cities. What follows will cause a huge impact on the course of the war.

This story will be hard to put down as you try to keep up with the twists and turns the story takes. Finding out who the villain is won’t be easy and just when you think you know….you won’t.