Star Nations

The stakes at Galactic University are high. Of the thirty-three competitors shortlisted for the Space Internship Program, only three will move on to become members of a Star Nation, and Immaru wants one of those spots. It should be easy for her—she's at the top of her class, a talented pilot with plenty of attitude and wild-card flare. But Immaru harbours a past plagued with unanswered questions and a powerful secret, one that might put her future and all the Star Nations in jeopardy, if she doesn't hone her gifts in time. With the support of her Centurion-Human hybrid pal Hadar and the beautiful bio-tech prodigy Iris Flynn, and the assistance of the mysterious Dean of the Imagination Department, Immaru battles a society that looks to oppress her power, tries to hone her skills amid fear and doubts, and faces many different fierce competitors—maybe even Gods.

In the grand cosmos of space, Galactic University houses the brightest minds of our future, as Earth makes her rightful place among the stars. Immaru, a talented pilot, is in her final year attending University with her friend Hadar, a Centurion-Human Hybrid. The Council, our galaxies governing body, makes a rare announcement that they are selecting three students to join a Star Nation - a nation of beings that live among our stars. Such as, the Venusians - Venus, Centurion - Centaurus, and many more. Only thirty-three students are shortlisted for the intensive training program. Students face sabre-toothed hybrids in the Arctic, run through simulations that trigger real-time pain and enter the Yeti - an artificial intelligence device that transmutes their consciousness into a virtual reality game. Immaru is paired with Iris, a strikingly beautiful bio-tech prodigy. The two hit it off after a rocky start, but the chemistry between them is undeniable. During the pressures of training, Immaru reluctantly reveals her gift. She was told dreadful stories as a child, by her Father, that those who harnessed such gifts went mysteriously missing. And they did. It wasn't until she was befriended by the Professor, the Dean of the Imagination Department, that she begins to restore the power of her gifts. The Professor mentors her through a series of out-of-worldly events on how to hone and focus her powers. She questions his keen interest in helping her as he finally divulges that she is being groomed for something, that the survival of all Star Nations depends on her.

Pam Singh is a writer, poet, and inter-dimensional translator. She was a former Corporate Security Analyst where earned the nickname, 'Q' from James Bond. For her practicum she volunteered for the BCSPCA Animal Cruelty Division and has a passion for human rights. She received her BA in Criminology from Simon Fraser University and her Associates of Arts Degree from Kwantlen Polytechnic University. When her dad passed away, she was intrigued by the non-physical and where do we go after death? She dove into channeling and studied it for many years, channeling for clients and groups privately and blogging on her website at pamsingh.com about topics like your innate natural abilities: telepathy, psychic abilities, talking to spirit guides, inter-dimensional beings, and the Galactic family and members of the stars! She is Indo-Fijian, born in Vancouver, Canada. Citizenship – Earth, an Inter-Planetary member of the stars! She is also the host of the Happy Freya Podcast. Immaru—Rebirth is Pam's first novel, and is the first installment of the Star Nations trilogy.