The Convergence War Books in Order
The Convergence War is a series of 5 books written by MR Forbes.
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The Convergence War books in publication order
5 books
The Eye
by MR Forbes
2024
With Dana found but war still threatening millions, Soren brings the Wraith to the source of the galaxy’s conflict. Destroying the Eye could end their struggle, but reaching the target is only the beginning of the dangers ahead.
The Fist
by MR Forbes
2024
Reeling from a lost battle, Soren and his allies set their sights on a target crucial to the enemy. Their renewed campaign offers a chance to change the galaxy’s fate, but victory may demand more than the survivors can endure.
The Unknown
by MR Forbes
2024
Soren learns a terrifying explanation for his daughter’s disappearance while the Federation remains unprepared for an overwhelming threat. With the Wraith grounded, his son Alex fights to return the ship and crew to action before resistance becomes impossible.
Wraith
by MR Forbes
2024
Retired captain Soren refuses to abandon the research ship carrying his missing daughter, despite official efforts to bury its disappearance. An unfinished experimental vessel gives his improvised rescue crew a chance, but their search reveals a threat of war.
Convergence
by MR Forbes
2025
After a starship’s destruction and an unexpected betrayal, Soren, Alex and their allies face a galaxy coming apart. Their struggle against a ruthless despot reaches its decisive stage, forcing them to confront whether their sacrifices can still avert catastrophe.
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