*The Star Force Universe has over 98 million KU pages read to date.***

Your mission: Build an empire to defend Earth.

Your assets: Alien pyramid battlestation discovered in Antarctica with database of advanced galactic knowledge. Star Force corporate holdings. Earth's current anonymity.

Your team: 100 of the best and brightest recruits Earth can muster.

Allies: None.

Timeframe: Unknown. Earth is currently off the map. Time until rediscovery is impossible to determine.

Background Info: Earth is a lost colony of the dominant empire in the galaxy. Humans are their primary slave race, and should have been evacuated from Earth when it was abandoned. Something went wrong and some were left behind. If our unauthorized existence is discovered, the V'kit'no'sat will return and eradicate us without hesitation. Negotiation is impossible.

Probability of success: Negligible.

Do you wish to proceed? Yes/No

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Reader Reviews for Star Force

"Author is an absolutely AMAZING storyteller..."

"I've been reading sci fi since the pulp fiction serial days and this has become the required reading now. This is the new I robot."

"Jyr is my favorite author. The story lines are interesting and inspiring. The worlds built in my mind by him are vivid and exciting. I highly recommend Star Force."

"By far the best science fiction I've ever read..."

"His imagination is wicked good."

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Must-read sci-fi: Completely addicted. Fantastic epic story arch, character development, original concepts, military minded writing, and page-turning story telling." - Amazon Customer

"Great story with just enough humor to make it fun: Great origins story love the characters and as a scifi geek this is a perfect storm." - Amazon Customer

"Star force origins: I want more. This is the best series of books i have read so far, and this is saying mildly, coz they are freakin awesome." - Amazon Customer

"YES!! another book got out: The most amazing series in the genre in my opinion, at least 20 fully developed characters, interesting story line, a lot of mini arcs during the series, fast and captivating writing and... (very important to me) so many books!!!...I'm in heaven!" - Amazon Customer

"This series has quickly became my all time favorite to read. It is a never ending, action packed growth of all of our inner most fantasies: Read this series. You will quickly be chomping at the bit waiting for the next to come out just like me."- Amazon Customer

"Funky,Quirky plot/story line that is fun to read: This thing has leggs! 61 Titles and still worth reading!" - Amazon Customer

"Can't Stop reading!: I was hooked the moment I started into this series. i love the authors style & also the sheer expanse & thematical nature of this Science Fiction based writing. Great Stuff. - Amazon Customer

From the Author

George Lucas once said he wrote Star Wars with the 12 year old boy in mind. That's about how old I was when I first rented Empire Strikes Back from the public library, and I proceeded to rent it and Return of the Jedi over and over again. George Lucas targeted me well, but Star Wars also attracts adults to this day. It is a franchise written in a way to include everyone.

So when I decided to create my own space opera, I asked myself what would the next step look like? George Lucas aimed at 12 year old boys, so what would he create if he targeted 20 year old boys? Or 30? What would be his adult version of an epic space opera that teens could also get into, but with more depth that they wouldn't fully understand until years later?

That's what my Star Force saga is. Something teens will love, but something they won't fully understand until they're adults. As a 12 year old boy, I didn't want something made for 12 year olds, I just wanted something awesome. So that's what I've tried to do. Make it awesome. And make it something that kids like me back then could dive into and then grow with over time.