Humanity's last survivors aboard the starship Salvation are at the end of a 3,000-year journey and are orbiting their new home when an unknown force lashes out and destroys a key satellite. This act of possible war sets in motion a series of events that includes the disappearance of crewmates, an internal battle to find a mass murderer, and the shocking reality that Humans are not alone in the universe. Will the crew land on their new home or be forced away? Their final decisions will determine the ultimate fate of Mankind.

The Serving Salvation series has been called "a grand space‑opera oeuvre, blending political drama, character relationships, and human survival themes." One reviewer noted that it has "many fascinating and diverse characters with several sub-plots, including political intrigue, sociological upheaval and even a little romance," while another said, "[The novels] bring out the nature of humans as they try and place themselves into the different classes of humanity, some wanting to do their best and others who are the type of people trying to control an outcome, and everyone in-between. The writing and dialogue are good as well as the mysteries and murder to solve, spies are everywhere it seems."

If you enjoy character-rich sci‑fi with layered political intrigue, you'll likely find the Serving Salvation trilogy compelling. Join Captain Devereaux, Engineer Joro, and the Pope as they try to find their way home.