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VEX Universe Chronicles: An epic multi-generational space saga incorporating military and hard science fiction, action and adventure, romance, political and family intrigue, and a touch of fantasy. Though not a pre-requirement, the series is best enjoyed if the “Books” are read seriatim. VEX Universe Chronicles Book Three: THE HIERARCHY OF THE ORB The Saga continues . . . Utilizing her omniscience as the Superior of the Hierarchy of the Orb, and with the assistance of her formidable group of acolytes, nine-year-old Alexandra Tone Khan, Crown Princess of the Celestial Empire of Summer, surreptitiously choreographs the formation of the Confederation of Sentient Domains (CSD). All known sentient species in the Milky Way galaxy fall within its jurisdiction. Jared Tone, Prince Consort of the Celestial Empire of Summer and Alexandra’s father, is elevated to the rank of Lord High Admiral of the new Confederation of Sentient Domains Navy (CSDN), tasked with protecting the new polity and taking offensive action against the distant Gramin Empire, previously identified by Alexandra as a mortal threat to the CSD. But Jared is stuck with a near impossible task; he has barely enough resources to
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- Author
- F.A. Whittaker
- Published
- 2020
- Language
- EN
- Category
- work of fiction
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