Zenophobia Complete Omnibus: A Military Archaeological Space Adventure

Why this book got the middle seat:

• Later books were co-written and my co-author didn't listen to the editor so there are some miscues that affect readability (in my mind).
• Also, when I first published it, another author's readers came after the book because they saw the cover and thought I had ripped off the book. They one-star bombed it and started a vitriolic campaign against it. I talked with the author and he got them to delete their reviews, but the damage was done.

Why it could still be your favorite child:

• It is an epic tale of discovery.
• A quest by intelligent animal species to find their origin.
• "This story took me to more places than any story I've read. The infinite universe held up before me, being explored by a band of beings only dreamt of now. These characters have deep souls as they're searching for the truth of their existence. Well worth the time spent in the reading."

Life story:

The complete six-book series under one cover.

Where did the Zenomorphs come from?

Tigers, wolves, gorillas, and bears. Four planets at each other’s throats. But they have too much in common for it to be a fluke. Just mentioning the possibility that they descended from the same place gets one labeled as a Heretic.

When Sankar comes into possession of a religious text that hints at where they came from, he seizes the opportunity and makes it his mission to find the Truth.

But he needs help from all the races. With a stolen warship and a ragtag band of criminals, Sankar sets out to answer the question that is illegal to ask.

Zenophobia. Where fear of the other races started a religion and perpetuated a war.

It’s time for the worlds to embrace the future by learning their past. But the governments aren’t keen on upsetting the status quo and do everything in their power to stop Sankar and his team.

Island of Dr. Moreau meets Indiana Jones, in space, with cutting edge technology…

From two award winning science fiction authors, an archaeological space adventure that you’ll want to read today.

Authors’ note: We went with Zenophobia with a “z” vs. xenophobia because the version with the “x” was too rooted in bad stuff that happens on Earth. This is a story set in space.