In a future where poverty spans nations and the stars offer the only escape, Fleet of the Forgotten launches readers into a world of deep-space peril, broken systems, and reluctant heroes. Set across a wide range of locations – from the halls of the ISA Fleet Academy, to humanity’s largest space station, this military science fiction novel explores what happens when political failures meet unstoppable alien threats. With richly layered worldbuilding, fast paced fleet actions, and a few haunting mysteries thrown in for good measure, Fleet of the Forgotten is a gripping debut that blends gritty realism with high-stakes space opera.

A Broken System Worth Fighting Against
The novel explores a class-divided future where privilege is inherited and survival is earned, mirroring real-world themes in a compelling sci-fi setting.

A Diverse Cast of Imperfect Heroes
From Ryan, a refugee-turned-officer, to a Martian special forces team, the characters are complex, driven, and deeply human.

Immersive Worldbuilding
Inspired by real military history and the author’s own experience aboard an aircraft carrier, the environments – from the towering Forge space station to the bridge of a Columbia class battleship feel lived in and real.

A Chilling, Unexplained Alien Threat
A devastating attack from an unknown enemy… strange, crystal-like ships with no visible weapons or pilots. These mysteries launch readers into a maze that unravels slowly, revealing connections far deeper and more personal than anyone could imagine.

High Stakes and Humanity
The action never lets up, but it’s the emotional core. The quiet moments of sacrifice, loyalty, and loss that will stay with you long after the final page.

Fleet of the Forgotten isn’t just another space adventure, it’s a story about resilience, identity, and finding hope in the dark. Whether you’re drawn to interstellar war, alien first contact, or the human cost of survival, this novel delivers. Step aboard the Cosmic Explorer and discover what it means to be remembered when the universe forgets you.