Frontiers Saga Books in Order

Earth is still climbing out of a thousand year dark age when the Jung empire looms on the horizon. On her first mission, the experimental warship Aurora and rookie captain Nathan Scott are hurled deep into enemy space, forced to fight far from home.

Orbiting Corinair, the Aurora is caught between factions as the planet edges toward civil war. Nathan, the Karuzari, and the Corinairans must find a way to work together or watch both the world and their ship fall to the Jung.

A brief lull in the fighting gives the Alliance a chance to regroup and forge a stronger bond with Corinair. As the Corinari warriors reclaim their honor, Nathan prepares to draw a clear line against Jung tyranny for the first time.

With refugees crowding his decks and a suspected traitor aboard, Nathan takes the Aurora into Jung controlled space in search of the fabled world of Corinair. What he finds there will change both his crew and the war they are fighting.

Stranded halfway across the galaxy and running out of supplies, the Aurora heads for the Rings of Haven in search of help. Nathan and his crew must decide how much they can trust a new port that may have its own hidden agendas.

Back in Earth’s neighborhood, the Defense Force races to complete the powerful battleship Celestia before the Jung attack. As tensions rise, Nathan and the Aurora must help protect their homeworld and ensure the new ship survives long enough to enter the fight.

Time, fuel, and goodwill are all running short, and the Jung show no sign of backing down. The Aurora spearheads a desperate strike into the heart of the enemy empire, a mission that will either break Jung power or destroy the ship.

To win the resources needed for Earth’s liberation, the Aurora agrees to support a desperate resistance campaign on another world. Nathan, a lone undercover operative, and a half finished ship caught in the middle must survive a brutal ground war not originally their own.

Newly repaired and upgraded, the Aurora finally sets course for Sol. To get home she must cross a thousand light years of uncharted space, facing strange systems, unexpected threats, and the constant risk that a single misstep could strand them forever.

Victory over the Jung leaves Earth in chaos, its governments shattered and its defenses thin. As opportunistic enemies move in, Nathan has to choose between standing his ground on a dying world or retreating to preserve a force that can fight another day.

Reunited with old friends and armed with new intelligence, Nathan finally has a chance to strike directly at the forces occupying Earth. Liberation demands risky alliances, painful sacrifices, and a willingness to put everything on the line for a home he has not seen in years.

With Earth slowly recovering, new allies and old comrades rally to Nathan’s side. The Sol–Pentaurus Alliance begins to take shape, but pushing the Jung back requires bold offensives, political finesse, and a fleet that is still being cobbled together between crises.

The Aurora leads a sweeping campaign to clear a twenty light year bubble around Earth, liberating world after world from Jung control. Not every colony wants to be saved, and a devastating loss reminds Nathan that victory always carries a personal cost.

With unrest spreading and support for the war beginning to fray, Nathan and the Alliance rush to rebuild their fleet and extend their influence. When the Jung escalate the conflict one last time, he is forced into an all or nothing stand for the Sol sector.

An Alliance warship falls into enemy hands and a planned liberation goes badly wrong, leaving the fleet overextended. Nathan must gamble on a daring operation that could double his strength or leave countless weak and innocent people exposed to Jung retaliation.

When the Human Galactic Empire moves to annex the Alliance, it brings overwhelming power and ruthless new tactics to the fight. Caught in the middle, the Free Fleet has to respond before resistance collapses, knowing that if they cannot slow the empire now, no one will later.