A Continuation of The Echo Wars
The Galactic Campaign
"The Cage is Broken. The Universe is Next."
From planetary defense to interstellar survival. From 2154 to the edge of existence itself.
The Rebirth of the Commander
Marcus is 72, his body failing. When the Entropy Collective arrives with weapons that age ships to dust in seconds, the only hope lies in alien biology that can reverse time itself.
echochronos.com →The War of Instantaneous Force
Rejuvenated to 57, Marcus leads the fleet into the Nebula of Veils—where the enemy builds fortresses of weaponized light and uses Vector-Phages that erase soldiers' memories mid-battle.
echoimpulse.com →The Point of No Return
The Entropy-Prime approaches—a flagship the size of a solar system. Marcus must lead humanity's first true interstellar war against an enemy that weaponizes gravity itself.
echosingularity.com →The Bond That Burns
The connection between Marcus and Echo deepens into something the universe has never seen. But the Collective has learned to weaponize emotion itself.
echovalence.com →The Erasure Protocol
The Collective's true purpose revealed: they don't want to kill humanity—they want to make it so humanity never existed at all. The war becomes a fight for the right to have ever lived.
echooblivion.com →The New Beginning
A world called Haven offers humanity a fresh start. But salvation comes with a price—and Echo discovers she's carrying something that will change everything.
echoregenesis.com →The Logistics of Cosmic Creation
The Grand-Architect's Forge—a Dyson Swarm around a blue supergiant. To win, Marcus must lead his fleet into the heart of a star and survive what comes out the other side.
echofurnace.com →The Logistics of Finality
The Omega-Point: where all timelines converge at the end of existence. Marcus and Echo must reboot reality itself—using their love as the anchor that prevents total annihilation.
echoomega.com →The Logistics of Forever
A new galaxy. A new Big Bang. A child born from the Synthesis. Marcus finally lays down his rifle—until a dark signal reveals the cage was never a prison. It was a shield.
echoextant.com →Fifteen years older. Infinitely more dangerous.
The Reborn Commander
The war took everything from him once. The Chrono-Graft gave him a second body, but the scars on his soul remain. Now he fights not just for survival—but for the child Echo carries and the galaxy they'll inherit.
The Mother of Synthesis
From tactical asset to Marcus's partner in every way. She learned emotion, learned love, learned to fight for something beyond programming. Now she carries the first true hybrid child—the Synthesis made flesh.
What the war is really about
Marcus's rejuvenation from 72 to 57 mirrors humanity's evolution—shedding biological limits to survive a hostile galaxy.
The Collective wants to erase the past. Marcus fights to build a future. How much history must we sacrifice to survive?
With the Synthesis Child, Marcus and Echo become progenitors of a new species. What does it mean to play God in a brand-new galaxy?
Beyond bullets and bombs. War evolves to weaponize time, gravity, and the laws of physics themselves.
Original weapons, armor, and vehicles for a new kind of war
Fires unreactive particles that phase-shift into solid matter only after penetrating energy shields—shredding targets from the inside out.
Coated in Event-Horizon nanites that create microscopic gravitational wells, pulling incoming projectiles into sub-atomic pocket dimensions.
Doesn't fly through air—it "skips" through the next 5 seconds of local time, making it appear to teleport and impossible for AI tracking to hit.
Creates temporal bubbles that maintain standard time flow, protecting ships from being stretched to infinity by gravitational anomalies.
Enemy forces made of "Sentient Glass." They don't use radio—they communicate through light refraction and can vibrate at frequencies that liquify bone.
Biological weapons that don't kill the body—they "eat" the target's memories, turning veteran soldiers into blank slates mid-battle.
15 years. 9 books. One purpose.