A Brief History of Humankind

Humanity escaped Earth and reached the stars—but it did not escape the forces that shaped its destiny.

In the Nova Sol Trilogy, Cameron McVey presents a sweeping science-fiction saga spanning distant colonies, a devastated Earth, ancient planetary intelligences, self-aware bionanites, genetically transformed humans, mysterious Giants, and species once dismissed as legend.

In Nova Sol, humanity has established colonies across a distant solar system reached through the enigmatic Mars Gate. The colonists believe they are building a new civilization, but their survival rests upon technologies and genetic forces they barely understand. As hidden histories emerge and strange beings approach from deep space, the people of Nova Sol discover that humanity’s expansion may be part of a far older design.

In Remnant Species, attention turns toward an altered and nearly lifeless Earth. Survivors endure beneath the oceans while dragons, thunderbirds, sasquatch-like guardians, and other extraordinary beings struggle with their assigned places in the planet’s plan. The coming conflict forces every species to confront a profound question: Does the world that created life have the right to control it?

In Altered Earth, the struggle reaches its visionary conclusion. Ancient powers collide, alliances shift, and humanity must decide whether it will continue to serve the forces that have manipulated its evolution—or claim the freedom to shape its own future. As Earth awakens and Mars begins its transformation, destruction may become the foundation for an entirely new age of life.

Blending epic space opera, speculative evolution, planetary consciousness, genetic engineering, mythology, and philosophical adventure, the Nova Sol Trilogy explores humanity’s place in a living universe—and the price every species must pay for freedom.

For readers who enjoy ambitious science fiction filled with vast worlds, ancient mysteries, unconventional life forms, and questions that reach far beyond the stars.