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Guardian of Titan
Malcolm is a Guardian pilot, a specially trained soldier who operates a humanoid machine designed purely for destruction. His job is simple, kill the people he's told to kill.
After the ruthless execution of surrendered enemies, Malcolm begins to question the very reason he fights for his militarized super government. After an emotional outburst, Malcolm is redeployed to the Saturn moon of Titan where he's tasked with finding and eliminating a rebel hiding out there.
When a fellow Guardian pilot shows his true colors, Malcolm loses control. In battle Malcolm suffers catastrophic damage to his Guardian and is stranded alone on Titan, surrounded by his enemies and without his greatest weapon.
The very man Malcolm was sent to kill, offers him a spot in their rebellion. Malcolm, fueled by his years of built up anger and detest for the Federation's agenda, is left with a choice. Will he escape this never ending war? Or will he turn the tide and fight for a completely outmatched rebellion?
After the ruthless execution of surrendered enemies, Malcolm begins to question the very reason he fights for his militarized super government. After an emotional outburst, Malcolm is redeployed to the Saturn moon of Titan where he's tasked with finding and eliminating a rebel hiding out there.
When a fellow Guardian pilot shows his true colors, Malcolm loses control. In battle Malcolm suffers catastrophic damage to his Guardian and is stranded alone on Titan, surrounded by his enemies and without his greatest weapon.
The very man Malcolm was sent to kill, offers him a spot in their rebellion. Malcolm, fueled by his years of built up anger and detest for the Federation's agenda, is left with a choice. Will he escape this never ending war? Or will he turn the tide and fight for a completely outmatched rebellion?
333 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 12, 2025
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