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War of the Gods · Book 2

All the Stars as Angels

by David A. Falk
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In a future where humanity’s survival hangs by a thread, one android must navigate the treacherous waters of loyalty, identity, and the dark secrets of the universe. Meet Niva, an unassuming service android aboard the MegaAI Orion S209, a colossal starship dedicated to exploring the cosmos and aiding struggling human colonies. But when a routine mission to retrieve the infamous Pierre Gulet spirals into chaos, Niva is thrust into a deadly game of survival.

Set in AD 2498, Niva’s journey begins on the distant exoplanet Gliese 832 c, where Pierre, once a celebrated hero of the Arish colony, now finds himself a target. With factions lining up to eliminate him – his former friends, the colonists, and shadowy forces from the distant past – Niva must confront the unsettling truth about her own existence and the purpose of her creation. As she grapples with her identity among thousands of identical Nivas, she discovers her connection to humanity runs deeper than mere programming.

But the stakes are higher than they seem. The Great AI, the enigmatic supercomputer steering the Orion, has its own agenda, and it is up to Niva to decipher its cryptic intentions while protecting Pierre at all costs. As a dark conspiracy looms around a distant giant orange star, a conclave of MegaAI starships gathers to decide their fate – will they continue to serve humanity or choose a different path altogether?

Type
Novel
Published
May 2026
Language
EN

Content rating

Author-supplied. Hover a meter for the rubric.

Language
1/4

rare, soft words

Violence
3/4

graphic injury/death

Romance / Sex
1/4

flirting only

Biblical Themes
3/4

prominent faith themes

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