About this series
Jordan Akim, a tactical officer, is seriously injured when his ship is attacked while on a routine assignment. Now tumbling through space, the few remaining survivors on board the United Earth Nations frigate Pegasus must find a way to bring their damaged vessel home to Earth, over forty light-years away.
On Earth, the leaders of the United Earth Nations must prepare for a war they do not understand, against an enemy they do not comprehend. With a military ill-equipped to plan a defensive strategy, UEN member nations turn to a genetic artificial intelligence for help. However, can an artificial intelligence be trusted when the survival of humanity is at stake?
Titles in the series (3)
- Into The Void: United Earth Nations, #1
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Tension between Earth and Mars is escalating over mining rights in the Trojan asteroid fields at Jupiter. Mars has the military upper hand, and some on the red planet want to use it. But scientists on Earth have discovered something that tips the balance in a way that will forever change the way space navies operate. Into the Void is about the discovery of hyperspace travel.
- Asteroid 734: United Earth Nations, #2
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The war between Earth and Mars is heating up. Major Jave Divine, a Martian ground forces hero, has gone renegade and his leaders have disowned him. When a corrupt administrator in Jupiter's Martian asteroid field forces Divine to pursue a Martian family into the asteroid belt, Vance Pyne is faced with an impossible choice. And time is running out.
- G.A.I. Genetic Artificial Intelligence: United Earth Nations, #3
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Jordan Akim, a tactical officer, is seriously injured when his ship is attacked while on a routine assignment. Now tumbling through space, the few remaining survivors on board the United Earth Nations frigate Pegasus must find a way to bring their damaged vessel home to Earth, over forty light-years away. On Earth, the leaders of the United Earth Nations must prepare for a war they do not understand, against an enemy they do not comprehend. With a military ill-equipped to plan a defensive strategy, UEN member nations turn to a genetic artificial intelligence for help. However, can an artificial intelligence be trusted when the survival of humanity is at stake?
Terry Spinks
I retired about five years ago. I'd worked in logistics; distribution planning for a crude oil refiner, and then sales replenishment for a retail national - both roles I enjoyed. But after decades of mind-numbing commuting, my wife and I decided to toss our corporate coffee cups and head for the hills. Now, with time to explore our bucket-list of hobbies, I thought, why not write a book. I certainly don't think of myself as a writer any more than I'm a chef because I mess up the kitchen. Who knows, one day I might be a writer. In case anyone wonders why GAI was published before Into The Void, or Asteroid 734 - it's because GAI was meant to be my one-and-only dabble. It turns out some of the characters had ideas of their own. Terry Spinks 2020
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