Astra Inferna: Upward Bound Gaia Genesis
Author: Mr Reese
Artist: Mr Reese
Earth had done it, It had declared independence and won its first Victories. But the costs in manpower and ships were high. Even more so now that Burrow, the Homeplanet of their biggest Ally, is burning. Can Humanity carry on the War while trying to supply billions of Shraphen Refugees? And what old mysteries lie hidden in the Shraphen home system? This is Book 2 Of the Upward Bound Saga. New Readers should start with Book One What to Expect: Have you ever read an HFY sci-fi novel and wondered, “How did humanity get this strong?” Wonder no more. Upward Bound is a coming-of-age story for an entire species. Planned as a multi-book series, it tells the story of humanity and its allies freeing themselves from oppression and becoming powers in their own right. It follows the POV of influential officers as well as scientists simply doing science. Great emphasis is placed on how the technology could realistically work, based on modern scientific understanding. Think Stargate, but much farther into the future. If you enjoy grounded technology, alien politics, and humanity clawing its way toward greatness, this might be your next read.
Series Metadata
- Status
- Ongoing
- Chapters
- 41
- Words
- 101931
- Audio Duration
- 11h 19m 28s
- Reads
- 1297
- Favorites
- 39
- Likes
- 31
- Rating
- 4.9 from 1 ratings
Genres
- Science Fiction / Sci-Fi
- War / Military
- Mystery
- War / Military
- Action
- Thriller
Tags
- Artificial Intelligence
- Female Lead
- First Contact
- Genetically Engineered
- Hard Sci-fi
- Space Opera
- Technologically Engineered
- War and Military
- hfy
Chapter List
- Chapter 1 Hangover (1,824 words, 1 comments)
- Chapter 2: Many moons ago (2,142 words, 1 comments)
- Chapter 3 Down the Rabbit Hole (2,215 words, 1 comments)
- Chapter 4 Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic (1,749 words, 1 comments)
- Chapter 5 And I looked, and behold a pale horse (2,011 words, 1 comments)
- Chapter 6 And his name that sat on him was Death (1,876 words, 1 comments)
- Chapter 7 And Hell followed with him. (2,966 words, 1 comments)
- Interlude: Homework (1,910 words, 1 comments)
- Chapter 8 And power was taken from them, and they were struck down. (2,355 words, 1 comments)
- Chapter 8,5 The Other Side (2,228 words, 1 comments)
- Chapter 8.6 The Other Side Part 2 (3,226 words, 1 comments)
- Chapter 9 A Night to Remember (2,009 words, 1 comments)
- Chapter 10 Quis Custodiet Ipsos Custodes? (2,138 words, 1 comments)
- Chapter 11 Cats & Dogs (2,200 words, 1 comments)
- Chapter 12 Velum Cadit (3,151 words, 1 comments)
- Chapter 13: The Gathering Storm (2,357 words, 1 comments)
- Chapter 14: Call of Duty (2,213 words, 1 comments)
- Chapter 15 Ripples (2,779 words, 1 comments)
- Chapter 16 Waves (2,310 words, 1 comments)
- Gaia Genesis Chapter 17 Hard Truths (2,639 words, 1 comments)
- Chapter 18 Unwelcome Truths, Welcome Guests (2,477 words, 1 comments)
- Chapter 19 Arrival (3,167 words, 1 comments)
- Chapter 20 Charter in the Void (2,101 words, 1 comments)
- Chapter 21: Preparations (2,388 words, 1 comments)
- Chapter 22 Fantastic Beasts and How to Build Them (4,087 words, 1 comments)
- Chapter 23: What's the Worst That Could Happen (2,909 words, 0 comments)
- Chapter 24 Pain (2,126 words, 0 comments)
- Chapter 25 Prisoner C-137 (2,231 words, 0 comments)
- Chapter 26 Scylla and Charybdis (2,157 words, 0 comments)
- Chapter 27 — Sunday (3,378 words, 0 comments)
- Chapter 28 — The Mote in the Psstips Eye (2,170 words, 0 comments)
- Chapter 29 — Severed Dreams (2,274 words, 0 comments)
- Chapter 30 — Orthogenesis (1,845 words, 0 comments)
- Chapter 31 The Most Dangerous Game (2,400 words, 0 comments)
- Chapter 32 Cambodia (2,257 words, 0 comments)
- Chapter 33 — Dante (3,292 words, 0 comments)
- Chapter 34 - Tyger Tyger (1,873 words, 0 comments)
- Chapter 35 The Devil You Know (2,472 words, 0 comments)
- Chapter 36 The Measure of a Man (4,732 words, 0 comments)
- Chapter 37 Cassidy of Troy (3,396 words, 0 comments)
- Chapter 39 Gog and Magog (1,808 words, 0 comments)
