Supercarrier
"A fast-paced military thrill ride." - Amazon Reviewer
Captain Keyes is loved by the public but hated by Command. He captains the UHS Providence, an aging supercarrier and the last human ship not dependent on dark tech - technology humanity has used to rule over the galaxy since barely defeating the Ixa in the First Galactic War.
Dominance has come at a cost. Over the decades, old allies have grown resentful, and when dark tech itself fails, Captain Keyes’s predictions start coming true: those old allies are now enemies.
But Keyes is not the only one proven right. As the galaxy plunges into war, the Ixan Prophecies are being fulfilled, one by one. Humanity’s oldest enemy is on the rise, with weaponry never seen before.
The fate of the galaxy now depends on Captain Keyes, his tired ship, and his oddball crew. It doesn’t pay to be right.
"Take a wild ride through this military science fiction series. “Supercarrier” has it all and will keep you on the edge of your seat to the very end." - Amazon Reviewer
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Scott Bartlett
In the vast expanse of military science fiction, where interstellar wars rage and the stakes are always galactic, Scott Bartlett has carved out a space of his own—bold, unflinching, and sometimes surprisingly human. His work doesn’t just chronicle futuristic battles or alien invasions; it explores the decisions that shape soldiers, leaders, and civilizations under fire.
Long before commanding fleets on the page, Bartlett was a writer with a sharp wit and an eye for the absurd. He first made waves in the literary world with satirical fiction, winning the H.R. (Bill) Percy Prize for his irreverent medieval comedy Royal Flush, and later the Percy Janes First Novel Award for Taking Stock, a grounded, introspective look at depression through the eyes of a struggling writer. But it wasn’t long before the call of the stars—and the thrill of crafting large-scale conflicts with deeply personal consequences—pulled him toward science fiction.
The Ixan Prophecies
The Ixan Prophecies consists of one book. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.
