
O.R. Savage's
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WORLDS END
Thousands of star systems are gone. The culprit is Procyx, a coherent blue star that emits light at exactly 440 nanometers and defies every instrument the Federation has pointed at it. Colonel Martin Palmer has spent his career evacuating the dying worlds left in its wake, and he is running out of worlds to save.
On Arhgol, the last inhabited planet in a collapsing sector, Palmer meets Gaultor, a Mhyrnian shaman whose people have suffered at Federation hands for generations. Gaultor carries ancient prophecies about the EndStar of Doom. Palmer carries scientific data that may finally explain what Procyx actually is. Neither man trusts the other's framework, and neither can afford to dismiss it.
When Arhgol tears itself apart and a hijacked ferryship locks a course for the sacred Mhyrnian homeworld, Palmer and Gaultor are forced into an alliance neither chose. Palmer's childhood was swallowed by Hypermotility. Gaultor's family was murdered by
Federation refugees. The weight of those histories sits between them as they move toward a mountain called Markeeome and a prophecy that names them both.
Worlds End, the opening volume of the Vanguards series, is a science fiction epic about two men from opposing civilizations who must decide whether the evidence of
their own eyes outweighs everything they were raised to believe, before the universe runs out of time.
GALACTIC CRISIS
Clement Reeber has spent his career proving the Vanguards never existed. Then one arrives to collect him.
A mythology professor on the planet Modelk, Reeber has built his reputation on debunking legends of impossibly powerful sentient starships. But when Federation
Security delivers him to the Vanguard Cygnus, a vessel with walls of liquid metal and a crew that glows from within, his lifelong certainties collapse in a single boarding.
Worse, he carries two ancient Mhyrnian artifacts entrusted to him by a dead colleague, and everyone in the galaxy seems to want them.
At Polyphemus, the colossal superstructure at the galaxy's center, Reeber experiences a threshold vision reserved exclusively for those born with supernatural
gifts. No one can explain why an ordinary professor received it. The vision shows him battles, a young Mhyrnian wielding golden fire, and a future he does not yet understand.
Meanwhile, High President Collins is pushing the galaxy's twelve Vanguards toward a computer-modeled solution to Procyx, a rift between universes that is consuming star systems at an accelerating rate. Reeber is the only voice insisting the model has never been field-tested. No one is listening.
With galactic politics closing in, the artifacts at risk of seizure, and a catastrophic military strike already in motion, Reeber must decide how far a skeptic can trust what he cannot yet prove.
Vanguards: Galactic Crisis is science fiction built on ancient prophecy, institutional arrogance, and the cost of being right too late.
REVIEWS FROM THE READERS
"I loved everything about this book! It always kept me in suspense and wanting more.
I love fantasy books and usually never even touch sci-fi, but Worlds End is such an enthralling, exciting adventure.
I highly recommend this book, and I can’t wait for the next one."
—MATT F.
ARC READER
"Worlds End was an enjoyable and intense science-fiction story with a mystical element that made it stand out.
The beginning took some patience, but Martin Palmer’s character development, the larger mystery, and the hints of what is still to come made it worth the effort.
It was a fun ride, and I am looking forward to the next book in the series."
—DAVID B.
ARC READER
"I went into reading Worlds End by O.R. Savage without a lot of knowledge about the writer (or writers 😉) and absolutely nothing about what to expect from this story.
It didn’t take long to get the story up to a full sprint with world ending cataclysmic events and this was just the start! I really don’t like spoiling books in reviews, so I won’t say more."
—ADAM F.
ARC READER
"This first book in the series is one that starts with a strong world building and character building.
Merging storylines together and towards the ending you don’t want this book to end!!
I think this series will be more than great! Please let me start with the next book 😅!!."
—STEPHANIE V.
ARC READER
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