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Stargods, December 2020
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Alien Secrets, July 2020
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Bright Light, December 2018
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Darkness Falling, December 2017
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Dark Mind, May 2017
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Dark Matter, June 2014
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Center Of Gravity, March 2011
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STARGODS
By: Ian Douglas

Star Carrier #9
Harper Voyager
December 2020
On Sale: December 1, 2020
384 pages
ISBN: 0062369032
EAN: 9780062369031
Kindle: B07H51Q7KV
Mass Market Paperback / e-Book
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Science Fiction Space Opera

The last installment in the Star Carrier series, where first contact, space opera, and military adventure combine, from New York Times bestselling author Ian Douglas!

Will this be the end?

Or a new beginning…

Having battled aliens to prove humanity’s worth as a star-faring species, Admiral Trevor Gray has a new mission: follow the directives of the super-AI Konstantin and lead the star carrier America on a mission through time and space to determine if humanity can truly transcend into Singularity… and avoid the pitfalls that have plagued so many of the aliens Earth has encountered since it gained faster-than-light travel.

But there are those out there who don’t want an answer, who wish to maintain their own power with the status quo. Beyond the dangers of star travel, Gray must contend with politicians looking to end the influence of artificial intelligence on human decisions, a secret fleet out to destroy him, hostile aliens, and the vast, uncharted space full of clues but short on answers.

A species must evolve to survive into the future. But that species must have a vision of the future. Gray hopes to find that vision for humanity…800,000 years in the past.