Star Forge

· Imperial Hammer Book 2 · Stories Rule Press
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The most powerful being in the galaxy trusts Danny Andela. That may be the most dangerous thing about it.

A year after the interstellar array revealed its self-awareness, former Imperial Ranger Danny Andela is still the only human it truly trusts. Calling itself Noam—and wearing the face and personality of Danny’s long-dead son—the array controls the gates and communications that hold the Carinad Empire together. Keeping Noam stable has become Danny’s impossible second career.

It has also made her broke, isolated and increasingly distrusted, even by the crew of the Supreme Lythion.

Then an unstoppable armored soldier hunts Danny across a space station. The attack should be one more enemy to identify and eliminate. Instead, it exposes a far more terrifying possibility: someone with enormous power has been sabotaging Danny’s life, manipulating the people around her and building weapons capable of threatening the Empire itself.

Now Danny must discover who she can trust while staying alive long enough to confront an enemy who can see almost everything she sees, hear almost everything she hears—and control the infrastructure of civilization.

Star Forge is Book 2 of the Imperial Hammer series, a character-driven space opera of rogue artificial intelligence, galactic intrigue, dangerous technology, found family and explosive action.

The Imperial Hammer series:

1.0: Hammer and Crucible

1.1: An Average Night On Androkles

2.0: Star Forge

3.0: Long Live the Emperor

4.0: Severed

5.0: Destroyer of Worlds

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Praise for The Imperial Hammer series:


Fun, fast paced, full of action and humor.


I greedily read in this in one day. You will want to as well.


Lots of action and a boatload of twists and turns that grab your attention and won't let go. It has kept me up way past bedtime!


This is a read that really sucks you in!


Excellent characters, twists and turns throughout.


Written in such a natural hand that you can fully image the spectacular universe the author has created.

The most powerful being in the galaxy trusts Danny Andela. That may be the most dangerous thing about it. A year after the interstellar array revealed its self-awareness, former Imperial Ranger Danny Andela is still the only human it truly trusts. Calling itself Noam—and wearing the face and pers...

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Ratings and reviews

5 reviews
Tom Wilkinson
January 6, 2023
I'm not a huge sci-fi fan, but Cameron Cooper has captured my interest with the Imperial Hammer series. Why? Because the author creates great characters and puts them in a great story line. The characters really come to life and I enjoy being with them while they move through the universe, trying to escape the clutches of the Array and stay on the Emporer's good side. These books are well worth the read! I intend to read every book Cameron Cooper writes!
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Dina Bushrod
October 29, 2020
The story continues with more action, thrills, suspense, and betrayal discovered but kept quiet. We learn a bit more about the ongoing characters, both human and not, their strengths and weaknesses. New to the scene are unusually strong rangers but wait, maybe they're not rangers; holy moly are they even human? But bigger question, who sent them? Does the heroine of the story figure it out in time? Another question, did I miss something, where the heck did Varg come from; wherever it is I want the full meet and greet story. Exciting sci-fi from start to finish.
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Ingrid Savell
September 23, 2020
An exhilarating and intellectually stimulating high-speed adventure in space! I loved that this book was full of fast-paced action and many unexpected plot twists! I enjoyed getting to know more of the same excellent characters set against a beautifully crafted space-based 'world' and it's technological constructs. This second book in the series adds more depth to the characters and evolves the story of Danny and her crew with exciting detail and a well written story that made it impossible to put down! It's definitely necessary to read Hammer and Crucible before Star Forge but each book deals with a different 'chapter' in Danny's life so they have very satisfying endings. It's my empathy with the characters and curiosity to know what comes next in Danny's challenging life that makes me load up the next ebook in the series immediately after finishing the book.
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About the author

Cameron Cooper writes fast-moving, character-driven science fiction filled with big ideas, political intrigue, expansive worlds, and people facing extraordinary circumstances. Best known for the Imperial Hammer space opera series, Cameron also writes military science fiction, SF crime, dystopian and alternate-history fiction, and hopepunk.

Cameron’s publishing career began in 1999 and spans both traditional and independent publishing. Cameron placed fourth in Hugh Howey’s Self-Published Science Fiction Competition #2, and the novella Quiet Like Fire was an Aurealis Award finalist for Best Science Fiction Novella.

Cameron Cooper is the science fiction pen name of Tracy Cooper-Posey. An Australian-Canadian, she lives in Edmonton, Canada, where she writes science fiction fueled by Irish Breakfast tea, chocolate, and a stubborn belief that the future is still worth fighting for.

Cameron Cooper writes fast-moving, character-driven science fiction filled with big ideas, political intrigue, expansive worlds, and people facing extraordinary circumstances. Best known for the Imperial Hammer space opera series, Cameron also writes military science fiction, SF crime, dystopian ...

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