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    A Rude Awakening: Starlight Empires, #2
    Times have Changed: Starlight Empires, #3
    The Beginning of the End: Starlight Empires, #1
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    Starlight Empires Series

    By Hans Trevor Wilms

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    About this series

    In a galaxy reshaped by the Destinatus, Simon Martinez wakes from an eighty-year slumber to a world unrecognizable and teeming with corporate tyranny and religious alien oversight. Adrift in this new reality, Simon navigates the underbelly of a human society transformed by the Destinatus rule, where humanity clings to survival on the fringes of the massive corporate space fleet, the CEC. After reconnecting with a relic of his past, Derek Chen, Simon confronts the harsh truths of a fractured society as he journeys through bustling space hangars and dilapidated starships to start to reveal the beginnings of camaraderie.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHans Trevor Wilms
    Release dateMay 30, 2024
    A Rude Awakening: Starlight Empires, #2
    Times have Changed: Starlight Empires, #3
    The Beginning of the End: Starlight Empires, #1

    Titles in the series (3)

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      The Beginning of the End: Starlight Empires, #1
      The Beginning of the End: Starlight Empires, #1

      The Beginning of the End: Starlight Empires, #1

      Hans Trevor Wilms
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      The universe is already lost. Death has long past enveloped us. And yet we press on. What do we keep fighting for when hope is gone?   Simon Martinez has found himself exploring this very question after a deep-sleep mishap lost him to a world he doesn't understand. He struggles to find his new niche in this unfamiliar environment, but when he becomes tangled in the plans of a tired God, he is forced to make alliances- and relationships- he never thought possible. This is a story of finding happiness in the most hopeless of places. It is about life and death, failure and forgiveness, and the end of Starlight Empires.

      The universe is already lost. Death has long past enveloped us. And yet we press on. What do we keep fighting for when hope is gone?   Simon Martinez has found himself exploring this very question after a deep-sleep mishap lost him to a world he doesn't understand. He struggles to find his new niche in this unfamiliar environment, but when he becomes tangled in the plans of a tired God, he is forced to make alliances- and relationships- he never thought possible. This is a story of finding happiness in the most hopeless of places. It is about life and death, failure and forgiveness, and the end of Starlight Empires.

    • 2

      A Rude Awakening: Starlight Empires, #2
      A Rude Awakening: Starlight Empires, #2

      A Rude Awakening: Starlight Empires, #2

      Hans Trevor Wilms
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      Simon, thrust eighty years into a future he never imagined, awakens to find Earth a distant memory, where the remnants of humanity navigate the complexities of a future dominated by celestial beings known as the Destinatus. Grappling with the loss of his past and the stark reality of his present, Simon looks for answers while fighting for a place in the universe that has moved on without him. Will Simon find the answers he seeks? Can he carve out a new existence among the stars, or will he become a relic of a bygone era, lost to the annals of history? Experience a world where the remnants of human culture are twisted with the dogmatic rule of the Destinatus. A universe of Starlight Empires.

      Simon, thrust eighty years into a future he never imagined, awakens to find Earth a distant memory, where the remnants of humanity navigate the complexities of a future dominated by celestial beings known as the Destinatus. Grappling with the loss of his past and the stark reality of his present, Simon looks for answers while fighting for a place in the universe that has moved on without him. Will Simon find the answers he seeks? Can he carve out a new existence among the stars, or will he become a relic of a bygone era, lost to the annals of history? Experience a world where the remnants of human culture are twisted with the dogmatic rule of the Destinatus. A universe of Starlight Empires.

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      Times have Changed: Starlight Empires, #3
      Times have Changed: Starlight Empires, #3

      Times have Changed: Starlight Empires, #3

      Hans Trevor Wilms
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      In a galaxy reshaped by the Destinatus, Simon Martinez wakes from an eighty-year slumber to a world unrecognizable and teeming with corporate tyranny and religious alien oversight. Adrift in this new reality, Simon navigates the underbelly of a human society transformed by the Destinatus rule, where humanity clings to survival on the fringes of the massive corporate space fleet, the CEC. After reconnecting with a relic of his past, Derek Chen, Simon confronts the harsh truths of a fractured society as he journeys through bustling space hangars and dilapidated starships to start to reveal the beginnings of camaraderie.

      In a galaxy reshaped by the Destinatus, Simon Martinez wakes from an eighty-year slumber to a world unrecognizable and teeming with corporate tyranny and religious alien oversight. Adrift in this new reality, Simon navigates the underbelly of a human society transformed by the Destinatus rule, where humanity clings to survival on the fringes of the massive corporate space fleet, the CEC. After reconnecting with a relic of his past, Derek Chen, Simon confronts the harsh truths of a fractured society as he journeys through bustling space hangars and dilapidated starships to start to reveal the beginnings of camaraderie.

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