Talosian Chronicles

Over four-thousand years ago, a starship crashed on the dark side of the moon. Acting on its final orders, the AI began repairs, and then searched for a new crew. Finding Ian Williams, a virtual clone for its original commander, the AI contacts him and convinces him to undertake the challenge of getting the big ship back in space and protecting the Earth from the enemy that originally caused it to crash. Can Ian do what needs to be done without any of the governments of the planet finding out about it? Will one star ship be enough to protect the planet? Will the damn thing even be able to fly again?

Discovering a threat to Star Dancer and Earth, Ian and his people get ready for an attack by the enemy that destroyed the planet Talos. Ian and his people realize they are horribly out gunned and outnumbered when the aggressors arrive in a planet killer type vessel that dwarfs Star Dancer. How will Ian overcome this enemy and save the day?

Ian and friends believe that the Talosian Ruling council is sending a delegation to negotiate the Terran inclusion into the Talosian Alliance. After the delegates arrive from New Talos, they uncover a plot to overthrow the Talosian Council, and take control of the Terran Facilities.

Alan Carlson prepares his team to take the Caldarian Base under the Atlantic Ocean. Ian leads a force to help New Talos settle a civil war. While the Alliance of Races tries to adjust to a new terror based campaign by the Empire. A squadron or Raptors are set to search out the method or device being used to move imperial warships virtually instantly across vast distances and destroy it.

Warned of a massive attack on Sol Sector by precognitives, Ian and the Terran Defense Forces work to prepare a disbelieving Earth. When events prove the warnings to be accurate, Earth finally begins to prepare. But will it be enough to stop the forces coming to utterly destroy humanity? Will it be enough to stop Armageddon?