The Cavaliers Series

Lt. Jenna, flexible, innovative, and outside-the-box thinker is paired with the formal and strictly by-the-book Lt. Tyson on a first-contact mission to the military-minded planet Kiral. Fortunately, the first people they meet aren’t the let’s-dissect-the-aliens type. Unfortunately, some of the people on the ruling council have their own agendas already on unstoppable schedules. Will Jenna and Tyson complete their mission to invite Kiral to join the Fellowship, or will the uncooperative elements in the planetary leadership manage to disappear them – permanently?

More than anything, Jenna wants to be a Cavalier when she grows up, but her parents have other plans. Forced into studying to become a teacher, Jenna feels her life is out of control – but when the Klodfons destroy the entire colony, Jenna finds out what out of control really is. Can she and the eight children she pulled from the wreckage survive the Klodfons – and the rats – until the mine fleet comes for them, or will they be just another group of victims of the destruction of Decima?

Eleven years ago, Jenna and her friends agreed to meet at the Fountain of Peace. Now, their reunion is sweet, if all too short. Just as they’re saying their good-byes, the roof falls in on them. Literally. Someone has bombed the Fellowship Council Hall, and the survivors of Decima are trapped beneath the rubble. While Jenna’s uncle, Commander Xavier, works with the Council to find the perpetrators and rescue the trapped hostages, Jenna and her team of Decimans care for the wounded and work on an escape plan; but the clock is ticking - Lokin and his terrorist group have more bombs waiting to go off.

Newly-graduated Probationary Ensign Jenna is assigned to the Dragonstar Charys. She’s got a standard year to prove her worthiness to be a Cavalier, and her assigned wingmate and Mentor seems to have a thing against women fighter pilots. When her Wyvern fighter starts malfunctioning and no one can prove there’s anything mechanically wrong, everyone with power over her future seems to blame her, calling her a liar and a coward. After her wingmate is gravely wounded in battle – partially because of the ongoing problems with her wyvern, he brings charges of cowardice against her. If convicted, she’ll never become a full Cavalier. Can she prove that the real problem is a mechanical malfunction before her court-martial?

A Routine Mission Never Is... When Captain Skylar is assigned to locate a missing scout on the planet Earth, he doesn't realize how complicated the mission is. His own ship destroyed, finding Rantek is his only way home. Lt. Jenna, a battle-stranded Cavalier, points Skylar to a Klodfon base buried in the Nevada desert. Now he has to rescue Rantek and Jenna, escape the base, and warn the Fellowship of the Klodfon presence on Earth, all without letting the locals know about the existence of the Fellowship...and time is running out!

The inhabitants of Ciroth knew the end was coming, and to save their civilization, they built the great colony ships, departing their homeworld in six directions. One ship went to Terradia; its people became one of the founding worlds of the Fellowship. One ship went to the twin worlds of Timora and Tamora, sharing an orbit around their sun. The gravitational perturbations became too much, and the twin planets began tearing each other apart. It was time to move on again. Cavaliers Skywyn and Laren work to save as many citizens as possible, before adjusting to a new shipboard life in their cobbled-together fleet with their son Skylar. The remnants of the Timoran colony seek a new home with one of their sister-colonies, but face a lack of fuel, the deadly environment Ciroth has become, and a food crisis. Will the fleet reach Terradia before it’s too late?