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The 25th Colony

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In the near future, Earth becomes caught in the middle of an extraterrestrial turf war and hopelessly entangled in a race between two species to colonize the galaxy. At a time when Earth's resources are stretched to their limits, a seemingly friendly alien species offers advanced technology if humans will help colonize distant planets. Planning expert Mike Silver shocks his family and friends by joining a colony destined for the supposedly uninhabited planet Kepler 14b. Even as he steps up and is elected city planner, he is shocked to be appointed mayor just before the colonists leave Earth. Unknown to the friendly aliens or humans, a clandestine team of the other alien species is sent to disrupt the planned Earth colonies. Mike and the other colonists struggle to adapt to a new world inhabited by numerous animal species, cave-dwelling tribes, and unknown saboteurs. As these obstacles are slowly overcome, Mike is recruited by the friendly aliens to help other human colonies that are struggling and potentially failing. When the two alien species both lay claims to the same planet, Mike must act as a mediator and prevent resumption of hostilities between the two species that could threaten the human colonists as well.

318 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 1, 2025

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August 19, 2026
This book felt a little disjointed in the way it was written. It feels like you are ready short journal entries and bounces around the universe. However, you start to really connect with it, embracing the characters along the way. The author does a really good job at creating the canvas in your mind of all the different worlds, what they are like, and all the flora/fauna in each. I truly enjoyed reading this book and am extremely glad that I found this book about all things Juba and Octan. Definitely worth your time!
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