Building a Universe, One Word at a Time

SpaceStation Colt is a genre-crossing novel series that could pass as much for action and romance as it does its noticeably pointed focus in modern science fiction. It is also the core story which started it all, has the website named after it, and has everything else spun off of it. Lieutenant Marileva Dike-Sims stars in these stories which find the Space Force having its grip on the universe. For the most part, it had been a benevolent rule, but some would claim that malevolent underlyings exist. Yes, that was this universe. However, other factions rule their own universes with equally dominant hands. War between competing factions is normally inevitable, but some previously no-named/unseen factions were using the war as a means of achieving additional gains - not fully understood. The Lieutenant responds in kind by increasing her own physical and political power all the while solidifying her base of influence with a legendary three-dimensional strategy which makes for an intriguing set of eBooks with universal implications.

Following the war which shook Earth down to its very core, a contingency plan was created to first ensure that the Earth had order and law enforcement in the brief absence of a Space Force presence and second to make sure that the inhabitants of Second Earth would always be protected, regardless, so that nothing like what happened on Earth would ever happen again. Thus, The Enforcers were sanctioned - or so it was pitched.... Consisting of various different mercenaries, specialists, and even Space Force personnel; this elite group gives the Space Force additional depth into the very fiber of society for the purposes of upholding order within it and protecting its citizens throughout it. Even being two separate teams - multiple systems apart, it is astonishing how far-reaching and related conflict can become causing them to both have to work together across parsecs.

Domina is the story of a woman who refuses to be defined by those who can barely define themselves and rejects the dogged conventions of how she is supposed to be - levied by...yet based upon those who claim to be like her. It is the story of a superheroine who is capable of carrying an entire imprint as its franchise offering - so respected so as to garner the support of characters from an entirely different imprint for the purposes of ensuring her proper send-off into the universe. It is a story of last resorts, of sorts - in a pool of prose where the defiant metaphor which takes its plot seriously cannot be drowned. To Domina, none of this is anything new. She has always shouldered the ever increasing responsibilities of being a protector, the always welcome obligation of being a friend, and the treacherously important burden of being an entrepreneur. So why do her detractors continue to believe that they can win?

The Space Force's history is flush with inspirational stories of heroism. SpaceStation Thelion is the one that the crew of SpaceStation Colt draws upon.

On the surface, Dyoogie would appear to be cold, heartless, and unfeeling as he fights the good fight through questionable means, ruthless efficiency, and a brutally honest methodology. Buffalo Grove, a thriving city of millions, not only attracts intergalactic attention because of its diverse culture but also every lunatic from Anatoga to Zahn and all dimensions in between. He is the city's Champion, and in this city, it is often better to be strong and wrong than to be correct and appear weak....

Some ethereals simply just exist for lack of better record keeping. Other ethereals were the result of ascendant individuals. Gentleman I/O was a created ethereal - made, born in a controlled environment. In a timeless story of nature versus nurture, he seeks his own truths in the pursuit of a personal purpose which innocently links ethereals to those who they supposedly reside in dominion over - like never before. Featuring an uncanny ability to be able to traverse multiple networks and universes, a unique bit of omniscient storytelling puts the reader right in the middle of the action!

Because everybody has an angle to play. This is the answer to the question but not necessarily the question which should be asked - that being the angle. Because the stakes are so high. A no-brainer of sorts - time would be much better spent in attempting to prevent the lengths at which an adversary would go to achieve them. Because two (perceived) wrongs do not make a right. But, three do make it interesting. Just because. Angular Trifecta - three people, three agendas, three objectives - one stage, one opportunity, one chance.