The Would-be Queen

Audacious Teens Space Opera at its best.

The fate of Earth hangs in the balance, as does the release of the Zerot from its authoritarian dictatorship.

Two bitter enemies realise only they possess the knowledge and the audacity to prevent a war that will destroy the Milky Way.

They must strike the unlikeliest of alliances—one where, in the battle of good versus evil, good must become evil.

The Would-be Queen - Verified Amazon UK Customer
Wow what a series. From the start of book 1 Princess Grace of Earth to the final word of the 'Authors witterings' of book 6 The Would be Queen, I have been eager to read the next page/paragraph/chapter. They are what I call 'I don't want to put you down' books. Hence I have found myself reading to the early hours of the morning and missing my bus stops (several times).
Mr Lambert's universe, worlds and characters lead you through battle scenes, developing love stories, devastations and humour to the point where you have no idea where or how its all going to end.
The whole series is a great read even if you are not a Science fiction fan.
It is a shame you can only give 5 stars maximum.
Really need more books from you Mr Lambert

An Amazing End to the Series- UK Amazon Customer
This is the sixth book in A K Lamberts epic sci-fi series, this whole series has had me hooked from the start, with well written and endearing characters that you come to know and love.
The author has created a vast and amazing world which I found myself getting lost in.
As well as an exceptional storyline, the attention to detail is one of the defining points of the whole series, from the character development, to side storylines, to the description of space battles, not just the action and story but the science behind it too!
After 6 books of ups and downs, and twists and turns, the end of the story left me feeling uplifted and happy and I would recommend this book and series to any fellow sci-fi lover out there.
A great read!

An Interview with the Author

Q. What makes the Zerot Infestation Series special?

A. It's a mixture of things, really. It is the book I've always wanted to read. The villains behave in the same manner as the Japanese Giant Hornets (now they are nasty pieces of work). I wanted to create a unique story, which I believe this series is. You won't see "If you like so and so, you'll love this" because there is nothing else like this.
My hero in the first chapter of Book 1 thinks "And what could she, a ten-year-old girl do anyway? Leave the war to the adults." Unfortunately, as she grows up, she finds herself dragged into the forefront of the war and an unseen, colossal galactic confrontation.
But the best thing this series portrays, so I'm told, is my vivid/weird imagination. (I've also managed to rewrite history in a couple of places, which is well cool!)

Q. The series targets Teens & Young Adults.

A. Yes and no. I was never impressed with bad language, graphical sex or overly explicit violence in books, so the series is written with Teens & Young Adults in mind, with a feel-good factor. But this isn't just for kids. The Zerot, and especially Birjjikk, are despicable and their exploitations aren't shied away from.

Q. Is the series complete?

Yes, with two further stories, set in the same universe, on their way.