Star Force: Origin Series 89-92

Star Force: Phase 1 - The Origin Series #89-92

by Aer-ki Jyr

The Origin Series is empire building at its finest, with 100 episodes and over 2.5 million words in the military science fiction serial detailing the rise of Star Force from corporate entity into an interstellar empire over the course of more than a millennium.

Follow a core group of characters known as the Trailblazers as they use alien technology and knowledge discovered in Antarctic ruins to obtain limited immortality and lead Humanity out into the galaxy, encountering, befriending, and fighting hundreds of alien races all the while desperately trying to prepare Earth for the unbeatable threat at the core of the Milky Way that is destined to return and reclaim their lost colony…and their former Human slaves.

Episodes in this box set:

SF89-Resolution
SF90-Collaboration
SF91-Reclamation
SF92-Mantle

Genres: Science Fiction, Military Fiction, Space Opera

407 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 19, 2016

About the author

Aer-ki Jyr is one of the top 20 science fiction authors on Amazon due to his extremely long and ongoing space opera epic STAR FORCE, one of the longest military science fiction series ever written.

Check out his website and forum at www.aerkijyr.com

Reviews

[Shhhhh Ahhhhh]

Enjoyable. I've always thought this author is significantly better at the space opera element of this series than the civilization-building or even the space-marine part. The plan to annex the Nexus territories (and essentially become the new nexus in the same way that they 'became' the ADZ) is just what the series needs to continue. For all this author's faults, he knows how to do one thing really, really exceptionally well. He knows how to use recursion to keep a story going without it sounding explicitly repetitive. It's a perfectly valid form of universe-building, especially when you're scaling up the size and scope of a story (region to country to continents to world to solar system to local galaxies the entire outer rim of the galaxy [and probably to galactic supercluster eventually]) and the technological details involved (up a tech tree or to various levels of magic-like technological development). I think there are 2 more box sets left.

[Edmund C.]

Wow - lots going on as always

FYI the editors/spell checked/context folk are not keeping up
Lots of words that are close to correct but not

Author must have gotten tired of the Star Force lizard wars so ended them! Amazing
Uriti fight off idiots and they can communicate if they want
The “surrendered” lizards going to help to bring order to the rim!

Continues to be interesting and fun to read!

[Voyne]

Continues to be a fun read.

Plots continue to twist. Development of individual players continues. Proofreading seems to have improved. Who ever places reviewer stipulations needs to lower the word count needed.

[Ed Stracka]

Feeling Hope

This book has some editing notes that means that someone is paying some attention to quality! I think I'll volunteer as there are more poor word choices than identified.

[Norman James Bennett]

AnOther entertaining read

Multiple interrelated story lines with a core thread. Sometimes gets a little heavy on the room and gloom. Still an entertaining read.

[Jesse Deleon]

2 more box set to go!

Yeah,I am almost done with this series. I enjoy being able to say I read the whole thing! A fan!

[TJ Grant]

This one made me cry! Loving this saga!

[David Brown]

Outstanding

Very rich continuous story telling that I love to stop and enjoy. I have a difficult time putting these books down, for I can't wait to see what happens next!

[Lavender]

This one had a lot of different battles going on in different locations. A lot of expansion and future planning.

[Charles Stenberg]

Still enjoying the series. Lots of different story lines. It will be interesting to see if the author manages to tie everything together in the end!