Sanctuary's End
Sanctuary. The perfect refuge from the enemy, the most closely held secret of the resistance, the planet has never been found, never been attacked.
Until now.
Charlie Travers has been preparing to strike at the Anguilar with the help of the US military, intent on going on the offense, but no battle plan survives contact with the enemy...particularly not when that enemy is General Zan-Tar.
The General is the worst sort of enemy, the kind that doesn't hate, doesn't take defeats personally. He's intent on destroying the resistance and his aim is straight at its heart.
Will this be the end of Sanctuary?
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J.N. Chaney
J.N. Chaney is a prolific author whose work has captivated fans of science fiction, particularly those who love fast-paced, high-stakes adventures set in expansive, meticulously crafted worlds. With a natural gift for blending military strategy, thrilling action, and complex characters, Chaney's writing transports readers to far-off galaxies where the stakes are high, and the lines between right and wrong are often blurred.
Born with a fascination for space, technology, and the future, J.N. Chaney's journey into storytelling was not a straight line but a culmination of years of personal exploration. Influenced by his love for epic tales of space battles, ancient civilizations, and heroes on the edge of survival, his debut series, Renegade Star, quickly garnered a dedicated following. Through each novel, he has built a universe where alliances shift, moral dilemmas abound, and survival is never guaranteed.
Taken to the Stars
Most people don’t expect to wake up on an alien ship, let alone be told they’re humanity’s best shot at surviving a galactic war. But Charlie Travers isn’t most people—he’s just a guy with no military training, no cosmic ambitions, and no idea why a sentient robot decided he was worth abducting.
That’s where the journey begins.
Taken to the Stars consists of twelve books and series is set to expand with the upcoming release of one more book. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.
