But after archaeologist Christine Saynes disappears, Jules has a new assignment. Tasked with finding the missing scientist, Jules accidentally stumbles upon a previously undiscovered life form on the planet: The Loranth. After he learns of a cruel plan being hatched on the planet, long-kept secrets awaken within Jules. He faces a difficult choice: either let his guilt swallow him whole, or step up and save all humankind.

When astrobiologist Jules Rammis returns to Earth after saving the Terran colony on planet Tartarus from a demented member of the Loranth race, he hopes to spend some quiet time with his six-year-old daughter Lisa, whom, he finds, has inherited his own telepathic skills. But a powerful denizen of planet Halcyon summons them both to his pristine world to destroy a Terran ravager, the Dream Czar of Halcyon. Jules demands to know why his daughter should be involved in this murderous plot. The alien responds that human telepaths are rare, and that he needs them for his plan. When Jules refuses to take Lisa on such a dangerous mission, the infuriated alien threatens to kill them both and destroy the treacherous community of Terrans on Halcyon. Given no choice, Jules takes Lisa aboard a spaceship headed for Halcyon. But the prospect of exposing his young daughter to unknown dangers keeps Jules more anxious than when he faced the Loranth of Tartarus.

It’s not that Jules looks for trouble. As an astrobiologist, he’d rather study an intriguing alien species of a plant/animal called blackroot found on planet Halcyon. But his telepathic abilities attract the wrong aliens and Terrans. This time, it’s General Ki Rowdinth, the crazed leader of the Vermakt people of planet Fartherland. This psychotic tyrant intends to extort the combined gold depositories of Earth and all the colony planets to finance an army that will rule the worlds. If planet Alpha, the seat of the Worlds Government, doesn’t agree to Rowdinth’s demands, he vows to engage a dark-energy weapon that will destroy Earth. It looks as though only Jules, with his powerful telepathic abilities, stands between the rat-like general and the total annihilation of our homeworld, planet Earth.

After a sinister alien race invades a peaceful planet, planning to eat its inhabitants, Jules Rammis has another heroic mission to accomplish. Jules - telepath, astrobiologist and reluctant hero - has faced many nasty aliens in his adventures. But never a race so sinister that it invades the peaceful planet of Denebria specifically to use its people as a food supply. Jules is drawn into the fray when his former father-in-law, retired Counter-Terrorist Captain Joe Hatch, convinces Jules to accompany his undercover team to Denebria. Jules must attempt to discover the invaders' homeworld and allow the World Alliance Forces to engage the brutal race on their own turf. It should be a walk in the park, but the enemy proves to be more resourceful than anyone expected, and Jules and the team find themselves in a fight for their lives. Is Jules powerful enough vanquish the All Mother, or has he met his match? Blood of Denebria is a standalone novel and can be enjoyed even if you haven't read other books in the series.

Hi, Reader, Satan's Forge is the fifth action adventure book in my Star Sojourner series. Again, we follow likable but reckless telepathic astrobiologist Jules Rammis, as he risks life and limb to close down a slave mine on planet New Lithnia, and finds a beautiful, smart lady who can love him for who he is.. Come along for the wild ride.

TangleRoot pits astrobiologist, telepath, adventurer and all-around nice guy Jules Rammis against mafia bad guys and a race of aliens that doesn't like to share. But not to Jules has his ever-faithful team by his side. With them is his new love interest, the exotic Sophia Rella, who refuses to stay at home. Jules will not only have to tackle "The Family" but also Blackroot, an insidious alien plant-animal that spreads like wildfire and munches people for snacks, but has spectacular properties that can endow humans with a very long lifespan. Tangleroot takes you on a wild ride across the galaxy, as Jules travels from Earth to the distant planet Equus and back again in pursuit of the spreading root system - and tries to stay a jump ahead of the mafia bad guys who are after him. This is a standalone novel, and can be enjoyed even if you haven't read the previous books in the Star Sojourner series.

Jules Rammis - telepath, astrobiologist, reluctant adventurer - is up to his ears in trouble again. Big Mack, a brutal Terran leader of a pack of mercenaries, is bent on exterminating the gentle natives of planet New Terra, so Terran colonists can take over the land. Jules will need all of his Tel powers and wits to stop the mercenaries. It's no easy task, but our hero is nothing if not resourceful, and his trusty team is with him all the way. The Siege of New Terra is a standalone novel, and can be enjoyed even if you haven't read other books in the series.

Jules Rammis, intrepid astrobiologist and telepath, receives a desperate call from his buddy Huff, a marsupial denizen of planet Kresthaven. He's hiding from the fanatical religious crusaders whose leader, Lord Aburra, will use any means to gain control of Huff's people in the frozen north of the planet. Jules and his team arrive and search for Huff, but encounter instead an alliance of bizarre sea and land aliens waging a fierce civil war against Lord Aburra's forces. Jules, ever the honorable hero, convinces the team to help overthrow Lord Aburra. But as the conflict rages, Jules wonders if he's dragged his team into a no-win situation that could result in the death of them all. A compelling science fiction adventure, The Stars Like Ice will grab your attention and hold it until the very last page. This is a standalone novel and can be enjoyed even if you haven't read other books in the series.