Hello, to all my fellow Stargate fans..!
I felt compelled to share with you an amazing sci-fi literature series called Subjugation. This series has many of the elements that attract fans of Stargate. Ancient legends come to life, and a parallel modern world infused with advanced alien technology, and yes, even space based stargates which are a standard technology through out the series. The author is James Galloway (going by the pen name, Fel), a very talented self-published author with a large online fanbase. His works only exist in a digital format, so an ebook reader is helpful if you don't want to read from a computer (laptop maybe?). Most of the copies of his work take the form of .doc files, so if you are using an ebook reader you may need to use a conversion program to change them to .pdf or .epub files. He writes for his own enjoyment, and releases his work on his website ( http://sennadar.com/wp/ ) free of charge, to the greater enjoyment of his fans. His work is copywrited so you can't use his work for any personal financial gain or something. He does allow anyone to freely download and share copies of his work for the purpose of personal enjoyment, however.
Jason Augustus Fox, the main character of Subjugation, starts as a college student trapped into a life dictated by the invading alien race called the Faey. He hates what the Faey have done to Earth, yet he is one of the lucky ones. The Faey Imperium is suffering a food shortage, and Earth is converted to a farming planet. As a result millions of humans are displaced and forced to become field hands for life. Jason tested well, and remained in school to learn how to repair the alien technology being introduced to Earth. Because the Faey are an entirely telepathic race, they have no fear of humans learning their technology, as no mundane human could ever use that knowledge to pose a threat. The telepathic Faey would learn about it the moment anyone chose to actively rebel against them, because humanity has no telepaths capable of challenging them.
Jason actively makes it a point to avoid even the appearance of friendship with any Faey, but this attitude is soon challenged. He learn that the average Faey is really in no better situation than he is, and that in fact, many Faey individuals are quite decent. He encounters one Faey woman, Jyslin Shaddale (an Imperial Marine), who becomes infatuated with the somewhat mysterious human male. The Faey are physiologyically almost identical to humans outside of some cosmetic differences (a coincidence many Faey attribute to Gora's Law, established by a reknowned Faey scientist), and the humans had yet to see an unattractive Faey.
He attempts to avoid her, so she uses her squad mates to follow him around and pressure him into a date. He then shows a whimsical talent for cunning and humour while struggling to escape from Jyslin's squad, and in doing so attracts the attention of Faey all over the city. Each day he finds new ways to escape the squad members, often embarrasing them in the process. The Faey are fascinated by a human that is able to consistently beat one of the best military squads on the entire planet, at their own game. What Jason doesn't understand is that Faey women are the dominate gender of their race (because of their greater telepathic strength), and they are used to chasing after males. In fact, the stronger a male plays 'hard to get', the more intensely the Faey woman will pursue him. In the end, Jyslin gets her date with Jason, but while on it they discover something that could devistate humanity.
As a result, Jason eventually chooses to go into hiding, recieving help from unexpected places. After some time, several horrible tragedies occur which convince Jason to attempt a rebellion against the House Trillane (a Faey Noble family), and to free the Earth from their rule. While doing so, he encounters the mysterious shape-shifting aliens known as the Kimdori. They are the spy masters of the galaxy, and in their natural appearance look somewhat like werewolves. They know much, but say little, following their creedo, "The secret unspoken, stays a secret". He learns that he shares a special relationship with them, and they guide him to discover his true past. The secrets he learns, may hold the key to freeing Earth.
What Jason (and even the Kimdori) doesn't know, is that the discovery of those secrets will also precipitate an invasion of the entire galaxy by an even more powerful alien empire, than the Faey Imperium. These secrets may be the only hope of saving the entire galaxy from destruction, but it is the secrets themselves that these new foes are after. Jason will find himself at the center of the very government he hates, defending it with the secrets of his own past.
As fair warning, this series does contain some scenes of a graphic erotic nature and can be a bit explicit. If you don't care for such imagery, you probably should avoid this series. It is for a mature audience. That does not mean that this is just a big sex romp..! It is a legitimately, well written complex story, and the erotic parts are consistent with the larger framework of the plot and character parameters.
I felt compelled to share with you an amazing sci-fi literature series called Subjugation. This series has many of the elements that attract fans of Stargate. Ancient legends come to life, and a parallel modern world infused with advanced alien technology, and yes, even space based stargates which are a standard technology through out the series. The author is James Galloway (going by the pen name, Fel), a very talented self-published author with a large online fanbase. His works only exist in a digital format, so an ebook reader is helpful if you don't want to read from a computer (laptop maybe?). Most of the copies of his work take the form of .doc files, so if you are using an ebook reader you may need to use a conversion program to change them to .pdf or .epub files. He writes for his own enjoyment, and releases his work on his website ( http://sennadar.com/wp/ ) free of charge, to the greater enjoyment of his fans. His work is copywrited so you can't use his work for any personal financial gain or something. He does allow anyone to freely download and share copies of his work for the purpose of personal enjoyment, however.
Jason Augustus Fox, the main character of Subjugation, starts as a college student trapped into a life dictated by the invading alien race called the Faey. He hates what the Faey have done to Earth, yet he is one of the lucky ones. The Faey Imperium is suffering a food shortage, and Earth is converted to a farming planet. As a result millions of humans are displaced and forced to become field hands for life. Jason tested well, and remained in school to learn how to repair the alien technology being introduced to Earth. Because the Faey are an entirely telepathic race, they have no fear of humans learning their technology, as no mundane human could ever use that knowledge to pose a threat. The telepathic Faey would learn about it the moment anyone chose to actively rebel against them, because humanity has no telepaths capable of challenging them.
Jason actively makes it a point to avoid even the appearance of friendship with any Faey, but this attitude is soon challenged. He learn that the average Faey is really in no better situation than he is, and that in fact, many Faey individuals are quite decent. He encounters one Faey woman, Jyslin Shaddale (an Imperial Marine), who becomes infatuated with the somewhat mysterious human male. The Faey are physiologyically almost identical to humans outside of some cosmetic differences (a coincidence many Faey attribute to Gora's Law, established by a reknowned Faey scientist), and the humans had yet to see an unattractive Faey.
He attempts to avoid her, so she uses her squad mates to follow him around and pressure him into a date. He then shows a whimsical talent for cunning and humour while struggling to escape from Jyslin's squad, and in doing so attracts the attention of Faey all over the city. Each day he finds new ways to escape the squad members, often embarrasing them in the process. The Faey are fascinated by a human that is able to consistently beat one of the best military squads on the entire planet, at their own game. What Jason doesn't understand is that Faey women are the dominate gender of their race (because of their greater telepathic strength), and they are used to chasing after males. In fact, the stronger a male plays 'hard to get', the more intensely the Faey woman will pursue him. In the end, Jyslin gets her date with Jason, but while on it they discover something that could devistate humanity.
As a result, Jason eventually chooses to go into hiding, recieving help from unexpected places. After some time, several horrible tragedies occur which convince Jason to attempt a rebellion against the House Trillane (a Faey Noble family), and to free the Earth from their rule. While doing so, he encounters the mysterious shape-shifting aliens known as the Kimdori. They are the spy masters of the galaxy, and in their natural appearance look somewhat like werewolves. They know much, but say little, following their creedo, "The secret unspoken, stays a secret". He learns that he shares a special relationship with them, and they guide him to discover his true past. The secrets he learns, may hold the key to freeing Earth.
What Jason (and even the Kimdori) doesn't know, is that the discovery of those secrets will also precipitate an invasion of the entire galaxy by an even more powerful alien empire, than the Faey Imperium. These secrets may be the only hope of saving the entire galaxy from destruction, but it is the secrets themselves that these new foes are after. Jason will find himself at the center of the very government he hates, defending it with the secrets of his own past.
As fair warning, this series does contain some scenes of a graphic erotic nature and can be a bit explicit. If you don't care for such imagery, you probably should avoid this series. It is for a mature audience. That does not mean that this is just a big sex romp..! It is a legitimately, well written complex story, and the erotic parts are consistent with the larger framework of the plot and character parameters.
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