Battlestar Galactica: New Horizons
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Ongoing, First published Mar 23, 2024
This book I never imagined to ever recover. Low and behold, it was just hanging out in Microsoft Sway. This book I wrote in 2014, this book is so old, I was a freshman in highschool. This book became the basis of The Last of the Brave: Divided We Fall.

The second Exodus has come and gone but the threat of the Cylons still threaten
Humanity. We have joined forces after a devastating Attack that nearly destroyed a
entire Military base. They classified the information and they kept it a secret until the
day comes when they have to fight for one last hope of survival. The Governments of
the world created the Battlestar Program putting Elite soldiers on the most high tech
ships using ancient technology salvaged from vehicles that are older than all of
civilization. The United Nations formed the Colonial Fleet and named the vehicles after
Legends that have been passed down since the beginning of time, The Galactica,
Pegasus, Atlantia, Archeron, Valkyrie, and the Columbia. They still have one hope for
survival, the hope lies in one crews hands and the all-out destruction of Humanity rests
on one person's shoulders.
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