Jared Herbert Winstarr was born into power, but he longs for something simpler. Peace, it turns out, is fragile.
A union that could heal the Republic. A secret that could unmake it. Some things, once found, cannot be unlearned.
The Republic has survived rebellion, secrecy, and war. Now it faces a danger no fleet can fight.
Jared Herbert Winstarr was born into power, but he longs for something simpler. Peace, it turns out, is fragile.
A union that could heal the Republic. A secret that could unmake it. Some things, once found, cannot be unlearned.
The Republic has survived rebellion, secrecy, and war. Now it faces a danger no fleet can fight.
What Readers are Saying
R.B. ON Goodreads
Winds of Riley is a novel with memorable characters, a strong sense of adventure, and a lot of heart. It captures the spirit of classic science fiction in the tradition of Isaac Asimov, Arthur C. Clarke, and Robert Heinlein. This first book in the Echoes of Empire Chronicles lays the foundation for what promises to be a fantastic trilogy. The world feels thoughtfully constructed, with plenty of intriguing possibilities still waiting to be explored. I can’t wait to see what lies in store for this well-crafted universe and its inhabitants.
A.S. on Amazon
From the very first page, Winds of Riley pulls you in and doesn't let go. The characters feel real, the story is captivating, and it all comes together with the kind of pacing and heart that makes you root for these people until the last line. Highly recommend.
L.S. On Amazon
From the very first page, Winds of Riley pulls you in and doesn't let go. The characters feel real, the story is captivating, and it all comes together with the kind of pacing and heart that makes you root for these people until the last line. Highly recommend.
D.T. On Amazon
fell in love with this book at Page 1. I could not put it down!!! Wonderful characters and the story is believable. I give it 5 Stars!!!
Great Old School Science Fiction
Winds of Riley. Great Read
A love story that spans a lifetime, set among the stars
No aliens. Just human lives
in a future that feels like our own
—
and one android with a heart
he was never supposed to have.