Imperium Galactica by Don Jones
Imperium Galactica by Don Jones
English | 2026 | Sci-Fi & Fantasy
For as long as anyone can remember, Imperial City has moved between the stars and no one else can move it. The woman at its center controls every fold in space, every shipment, every House in the galaxy — because she controls the one thing that makes interstellar civilization possible. No Leaf, no Fold. No Fold, no empire.
This is what Kaiden Kentur has been taught. It is what everyone has been taught. It is not entirely true.
When Kaiden’s minor House is suddenly elevated to govern the most strategically valuable system in the Imperium, he finds himself kept on Imperial City among the hostage heirs of the galaxy’s great families — learning the City’s machinery, building careful alliances, listening to voices that arrive without source and point him toward things he should not yet be able to know. The elevation is an opportunity and a trap. The voices are an inheritance and a danger. And the closer he gets to the center of the City’s power, the more the official story about how that power works begins to come apart.
