Book 1 of 2 in the New Frontier Series.

In 1963, the shots in Dealey Plaza change history in an unexpected way. President John F. Kennedy survives, but the personal and political cost is immense. As the nation reels, a different path opens—one that will reshape the Space Race and the fate of the free world.

Years later, a bold new American leadership refuses to treat the Moon as a finish line. Instead, they set their sights higher: permanent bases, deeper exploration, and a future among the stars. The Soviet Union answers with an audacious gamble of its own, determined not to be left behind.

What follows is a sweeping tale of ambition, rivalry, and the relentless human drive to push beyond the known. In a world where the Space Race never truly ends, every decision carries consequences that stretch from the Oval Office to the far reaches of the solar system—and beyond.

New Frontier asks a simple, powerful question: What if America had never stopped reaching for the stars?