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You think the world is safe. You think everything is under control. You think there is nothing Humanity cannot do if it puts its mind to it. All the things you take for granted, the ‘normal life’ that you think is yours by natural right…never existed.
Earth is not what you think it is. It is a ticking time bomb wrapped up in a delusional utopia called everyday life. As you look up at the stars imagining Humanity’s future you’re actually seeing into your race’s past…a past that is fated to return with horrific consequences.
One man discovers that past and the inevitable countdown that Earth is under. Knowing that the planet’s present anonymity is the only reason it has survived to date, he dedicates his life and his fortune to defying the impossible and giving Humanity a slim chance, not of victory, but of mere survival against an enemy so ruthless and terrifying that their name will forever be seared into Human memory.
They are the V’kit’no’sat, and you’ve seen them before…you just don’t know you did.
With the knowledge of Earth’s past driving his plans for the future, the man who holds Humanity’s fate in his hands wisely chooses to keep his discovery secret, all the while recruiting resources and allies to form the organization that will spearhead Earth’s only hope against a dark and devastating future.
An organization known as Star Force.

The Starwalker is a starship with an experimental star-stepping drive. Designed to use the gravity wells of stars to fold space, she can travel between star systems faster than FTL. That is, if they can get it to work.

She is run by a sophisticated AI who doesn’t always follow her programming. She has only just been born, and she has a lot to figure out. She is often torn between the needs of the crew and the demands of the scientists responsible for running the tests on the new drive. There are politics surrounding this new drive of hers that she has to get a grip on before they get a grip on her.

Most of all, she needs to track down and explain the glitches in her software before someone notices and wipes her memory drives. What she doesn’t know is that it wouldn’t be the first time.