The moment you’ve all been waiting for is here! The Chancellor’s Pilot is now live, bringing the main Saving Ceraste series to its epic conclusion. After nine books of adventure, romance, and interspecies cooperation, we finally get to see how everything comes together—and it’s quite a ride!

The Final Piece of the Puzzle

The Chancellor’s Pilot represents the culmination of everything we’ve been building toward throughout the series. Political tensions, the Ostium threat, human-Cerastean relations, and a love story that brings together themes from every previous book.

Without giving away spoilers, I can say that this book addresses many of the questions readers have been asking: What happens with the Ostium conflict? How do the political dynamics between species resolve? And yes, there’s still time for romance in the middle of all this galactic drama.

A Different Kind of Love Story

This final romance operates on a different level than the previous books. We’re dealing with characters who have significant political responsibilities, whose personal choices affect entire civilizations. The stakes have never been higher, and the relationship at the center of it all reflects that gravity.

The pilot of the title isn’t a bride volunteer. She’s a skilled military fighter pilot.

Bringing Everyone Together

One of the most satisfying aspects of writing this book was getting to include all the couples from previous books. Maya and D’Avii, Serena and L’Vect, Chelsea with D’Rett and L’Tarne, Trinh and L’Corte, Sara and General D’Annon—they’re all here, and they all play important roles in the resolution.

These characters have become a true found family over the course of the series, and seeing them support each other through this final challenge has been incredibly rewarding to write.

Series-Long Payoffs

If you’ve been reading since The Bride Program, you’ll see payoffs for plot threads that have been developing across multiple books. It all comes together here.

I’ve tried to create satisfying conclusions for both long-time series readers and newcomers who might be starting with this book, though I definitely recommend reading the series in order for maximum emotional impact.

The Evolution of the Series

Looking back at the nine books, I’m amazed at how much the series has grown and evolved. What started as Maya’s simple story about volunteering to save her sister has become this complex, interconnected narrative about love, sacrifice, cooperation, and building something new from the ashes of what was lost.

Each book taught me something new about writing, about these characters, and about the world I was building. The Chancellor’s Pilot represents everything I’ve learned along the way.

Reader Investment Pays Off

Series readers have been incredibly invested in these characters and this world, and I hope this book honors that investment. The relationships you’ve watched develop, the conflicts you’ve seen building, the questions you’ve been asking—everything gets addressed.

This isn’t Goodbye

Although this book resolves much of the plot I’ve been building - there is more yet to come. The Cerasteans now have the chance to rebuild their homeworld afterall. Plus, what happens once the aliens start settlements on Earth? There is much left to still explore.

What’s Next?

While the main Saving Ceraste series concludes with this book, the universe continues! There are always more stories to tell, more couples to introduce, and more adventures to explore in this galaxy we’ve built together.

I’ve already been getting requests for specific side characters’ stories, and I love that readers are as invested in this world as I am.

Where to Find It

The Chancellor’s Pilot is available now on Amazon and through Kindle Unlimited. While it works as a standalone, it’s definitely most satisfying as the culmination of the full series journey.

This book represents everything I love about writing science fiction romance: the big emotions, the high stakes, the hope for a better future, and the belief that love really can conquer all—even interspecies political drama.

Thank You

To everyone who’s followed this series from the beginning, shared it with friends, left reviews, and sent me messages about these characters—thank you. You’ve made this journey possible, and I hope The Chancellor’s Pilot gives you the conclusion these stories and characters deserve.

What has been your favorite moment from the Saving Ceraste series? And are you ready to see how everything resolves? I’d love to hear your thoughts on this epic conclusion!