Betrayed and undermined, the Dragon Corps is in tatters. Scarred by losses, the Dragon Corps is placed under ADCON by the Department of Defense. Jay Scattergood returns to Earth with his Void Dragon - and finds himself reluctantly spearheading a plot to break a traitor out of prison. The daring strategy enmeshes Jay and his friends in conflict with their own side, as they struggle to head off a calamity caused by the traitors who sided with the Offense. Jay and Tancred have one last chance to save humanity. But enemies surround them on all sides. The Void Dragons are exiled from Earth. Their only hope is to flee ... into Offense territory. The final battle is coming. The Void Dragons will face their ultimate test at Saturn.

Prequel Clusterverse story

Prequel Clusterverse story

Space Corps field agent Elfrida Goto has been banished to the boondocks of the asteroid belt. The University of Vesta is the most prestigious college in the Belt (which isn’t saying much). It’s also a hotbed of student activism. An unwelcome interloper on campus, Elfrida struggles against distrust of the Earth-based regime she represents. But when the theft of university data plunges the campus into a stand-off, Elfrida is the only one with a hope of finding the thieves. She launches a one-woman investigation that leads her into a hidden maze of crime and greed. In an unlikely alliance with a timid data analyst and a hermaphroditic sexbot, Elfrida sets out on a perilous journey across the surface of the massive asteroid. She must expose the grotesque truth behind the Vesta conspiracy, before it destroys thousands of lives … starting with her own.

The first four books of the Sol System Renegades series

Asteroid squatters. A genocidal enemy. Saving lives has just been added to her job description… Evicting people from their homes is a crappy job, but Elfrida Goto knows that somebody has to do it. If she can't evict the squatters from asteroid 11073 Galapagos, it'll further delay a project she cares deeply about: terraforming Venus. Unfortunately, Elfrida's remote telepresence robot isn't cooperating, and neither are the asteroid's inhabitants. When an enemy fleet attacks her home base and heads straight for Galapagos, her mission changes in a hurry. Teaming up with a wannabe Star Force pilot, Elfrida hits on a plan to save the squatters. If she survives long enough to put it into practice, she'll go up against the most dangerous enemy humanity has ever known… The Galapagos Incident is the first installment in The Solarian War Saga, a series of suspenseful space operas with a strong comedic edge. If you like fast-paced space thrillers, geeky references, and books that keep you thinking, then you'll love Felix R. Savage's extraordinary look into our interplanetary future. Readers of Iain M. Banks, Neal Stephenson, and Kim Stanley Robinson have discovered their new go-to space obsession.

Assigned to a new post on Mercury, Elfrida Goto has the job from hell ... on a planet that's hotter than hell. In the year 2287, Mercury is the factory of the solar system. After her bruising experiences in the asteroid belt, Space Corps agent Elfrida Goto is looking forward to a nice quiet job in Human Resources. But she's soon swept up in an election that could lead to the evacuation of the planet's colonists. Elfrida is torn between doing her job and supporting the colonists, who've built a vibrant underground world. When violence threatens, Elfrida turns for help to a reclusive local corporation ... that's hiding a big secret. An alliance with criminals seems like a small price to pay, but it's not enough to stop the corrupt outsiders who would steal the election. Now the price of peace will be even higher. As violence sweeps over Mercury, Elfrida confronts the evil power that would drive humanity out of space forever. And on a planet where sunlight itself is fatal, she has zero room for error. The third book in the Solarian War Saga ramps up the suspense in this high-stakes series of space operas edged with dark comedy. Reviewers are raving about the nonstop action, black humor, and plausible scientific speculation that set Felix R. Savage's vision of our interplanetary future apart. Fans of Iain M. Banks, Peter F. Hamilton, and Alastair Reynolds have found a new series of witty, intelligent science fiction thrillers to follow!

The second and final book in the EXTINCTION PROTOCOL series

They made him Commander of the Dragon Corps. And left him to die. With his Void Dragon, Tancred, Jay Scattergood has been given command of a newly formed unit: the Dragon Corps. Stuck on a remote asteroid in the Jovian Belt, Jay and his friends know they've been sidelined. Jay is determined to expose and defeat the conspiracy of traitors in the Department of Defense. But a sneak attack on their asteroid changes his plans. The Dragon Corps launches into a death-defying mission that will take them deep into enemy space, where they will face the full might of the Offense's firepower ... and discover the truth about the conspiracy. The Void Dragons are about to face their biggest test yet.

Asteroid squatters. A genocidal enemy. Saving lives has just been added to her job description… Evicting people from their homes is a crappy job, but Elfrida Goto knows that somebody has to do it. If she can't evict the squatters from asteroid 11073 Galapagos, it'll further delay a project she cares deeply about: terraforming Venus. Unfortunately, Elfrida's remote telepresence robot isn't cooperating, and neither are the asteroid's inhabitants. When an enemy fleet attacks her home base and heads straight for Galapagos, her mission changes in a hurry. Teaming up with a wannabe Star Force pilot, Elfrida hits on a plan to save the squatters. If she survives long enough to put it into practice, she'll go up against the most dangerous enemy humanity has ever known… The Galapagos Incident is the first installment in The Solarian War Saga, a series of suspenseful space operas with a strong comedic edge. If you like fast-paced space thrillers, geeky references, and books that keep you thinking, then you'll love Felix R. Savage's extraordinary look into our interplanetary future. Readers of Iain M. Banks, Neal Stephenson, and Kim Stanley Robinson have discovered their new go-to space obsession.