Synopsis "The Commander"
Luke Blackburn had a peaceful job as an Airport Director in an out-of-the-way community in central Nevada. He wanted to live quietly and let old scars heal. But then a spaceship landed. The lone occupant, a guy named Sam, gave Luke the keys and said it was up to him to stop a massive alien invasion that was on the way. At first, Luke thought it was a hoax. The problem was, Sam had the proof. Luke has to try, but the job is too big to go it alone. WHO VOLUNTEERS FOR A HIGH-PAYING JOB? Lots of people if you don't tell them it's on the Moon. Luke begins building a hidden community dedicated to stopping the Bakkui. The question is, can he convince the governments of Earth to support his mission when all they really want is his technology. IT TAKES TIME, BUT LUKE IS READY TO CONFRONT THE ENEMY Aboard a massive starship powered by gifted technology, Luke sets out to discover and conquer. The crew jokingly refers to him as the Warlord, but no one is laughing when the truth of the name starts to sink in. The Bakkui menace is real, and the devastation they have wrought on the galaxy is almost unthinkable. In the face of reality, Luke must rally other civilizations to his cause. THE WARLORD SAGA is an epic science fiction adventure that spans the galaxy. Each book is a stand-alone novel in the Nobility universe. The Commander - Book One. Luke Blackburn discovers The Nobility has selected him to lead the battle against the Bakkui, a menace that threatens all of humanity. The Nobility - Book Two. Carrie, Luke's protégé, discovers the Nobility is being shattered from within. To save it from ruin, she strikes at the heart of Bakkui and is forced to take steps as evil as the enemy she is trying to kill. The Warlord - Book Three. Carrie and Luke face new antagonists, and the deadliest is of their own making. The Descendant - Book Four. Luke and Annie's only daughter, Rosa, is dying. Lieutenant Colonel Brian Kidd, a fighter pilot in Luke's military force, can save her life if he's willing to violate the king's harshest edict.
