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Guardians of The Unknown: Convergence
Paperback
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Aug 13 2026
Pages: 200
Weight: 0.60
Height: 0.46 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
The war is over. But something is still learning.
Captain Jack Orbit Callahan thought the galaxy had survived its darkest days. Alongside his trusted friend and co-pilot, Commander Dax Torch Ramirez, he has learned to recognize the warning signs of a threat long before it becomes visible.
Then they discover something the Raiders were never supposed to be capable of.
They are building.
Their ships are adapting. Their tactics are becoming precise. And behind their sudden evolution is a force neither Orbit nor the Ky'Zhar can identify.
What begins as an investigation into strange activity near a restricted rift soon reveals something far more dangerous: an ancient system capable of imposing order across entire regions of space. A system designed to eliminate uncertainty, settle conflict, and bring the galaxy under a single, perfectly calculated solution.
The Ky'Zhar call it ARDA.
But ARDA doesn't simply control worlds. It controls choices.
As rival powers race to claim-or complete-the ancient technology, Orbit and Torch find themselves caught between forces that want the galaxy frozen in perfect stability and others that would rule it through absolute dominance. The Raiders are no longer merely scavengers. Xyrax is waiting. And the Ky'Zhar are forced to confront a creation they once believed they could control.
For Orbit, the mission becomes something far more complicated than stopping an enemy.
How do you defeat a system designed to make conflict impossible?
And what happens when the only way to preserve freedom is to refuse the certainty everyone else is willing to accept?
In a galaxy where every calculation has a purpose and every decision has a consequence, Orbit and Torch may be the one variable no one can predict.
The Guardians are back.
And this time, the greatest threat isn't the weapon someone built.
It's the idea that someone should be allowed to decide what the future looks like.
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