Jay Posey is a narrative designer, author, and screenwriter by trade. He started working in the video game industry in 1998, and has been writing professionally for over a decade. He's spent around eight years writing and designing for Tom Clancy's award-winning Ghost Recon and Rainbow Six franchises. Jay has lectured at conferences, colleges, and universities, on topics ranging from basic creative writing skills to advanced material specific to the video game industry.

"This kinetic space thriller is gripping." – Omnivoracious; "Exciting and brilliant…This is the best military SF series I have read." – A Book Drunkard; "Fans of series like The Expanse should eat this up, as well as those already familiar with the series." – Just A Guy That Likes To Read; "This enjoyable military science fiction adventure about a crack black ops outfit that gets to do all the 'mission impossible' jobs, assisted by some scarily effective technical toys, is smoothly written with a nicely twisty plot." – Brainfluff; "Enjoyable, action-packed, and readable." – Reading Glutton; "This is why I read sci-fi books." – Purple Owl Reviews; "Intense action sequences and Machiavellian intrigue." – Strange Alliances; "This is Bond for the modern age and with an ensemble cast." – Online Eccentric Librarian; "The plot is nail biting." – Strange Allances; "This military science fiction adventure once more hooked me in with yet another enthralling plot in a story where the stakes aren't just cities or countries sucked into war and devastation, but planets." – SF Reader; PRAISE FOR OUTRIDERS; "A few pages into Outriders and I forgot the book was set in a sci-fi world. Jay nails the mindset and the dynamics of a special operations unit. Keenly written with authentic characters, Outriders was one of the best sci-fi books I've read in a long time." – Kevin Maurer, author of Hunter Killer and No Easy Day; "Spoiler alert: The main character dies on page one. And then things get very interesting. Posey's Outriders is thrilling, action-packed science fiction that grabs and doesn't let go!" – Jason M Hough, New York Times bestselling author of The Dire Earth Cycle; "A few pages into Outriders and I forgot the book was set in a sci-fi world. Jay nails the mindset and the dynamics of a special operations unit. Keenly written with authentic characters, Outriders was one of the best sci-fi books I've read in a long time." – August Cole, co-author of Ghost Fleet: A Novel of the Next World War; "With Outriders, Jay Posey announces himself as belonging in the top rank of military science fiction authors. Effortlessly cool and instantly engaging, Outriders is impossible to put down." – Richard Dansky, lead writer, Tom Clancy's The Division; "I literally bit my nails to the quick from the non-stop, mind-bending action and tension – Jay Posey, you owe me new fingernails, but I forgive you that along with the lost sleep. It was well worth every minute of it. This is classic interplanetary outer-space sci-fi in the grand classical tradition and I ate it up! I really can't wait until Book #2 is ready to read – so get writing already – those are your marching orders, Mr. Posey! And for you sci-fi fans out there, I highly recommend Outriders!" – Popcorn Reads; "This book should have come with a warning – Attention! Once started this book cannot be put down. An amazing blending of military action & SF. I have rarely encountered a book that I HAD to finish; it kept me up all night. But it was worth it." – A Book Drunkard; "I really enjoyed reading this. It was very smooth, and felt more like a conventional spec-ops novel translated into the future…" – Morning Book Review; "The adventure zipped along at a cracking pace with plenty of tension." – Brainfluff; "This was a fun read. Outriders is a story well-balanced between a space opera and military science fiction." – Jerald Nichols; "At the heart of Outriders is a thriller with bursts of action and a book you begin to read and realise you've become so engrossed in that a whole day has passed by without you noticing." – Strange Alliances; "People are judged on the content of their character, their actions and choices, not even a little bit on what they look like or who their ancestors were. I hope other authors take note. This is how you do diversity." – Reanne Reads; "It is a military science fiction adventure story with a twisty plot and a complex political landscape. It focuses on a very small unit of people with character development as a centerpiece but the plot gods are also appeased. A great read for lovers of science fiction adventure!" – Bull Spec; "It read like a good Spec Ops story, but with the added flavor of being set in the future. I look forward to reading more in this series. 5/5." – John Purvis; "Jay Posey is stepping up and showing the science fiction community that he is a powerhouse in the genre." – Looking for a Good Book; "Posey's writing is easy, the characters nuanced, and certainly there is a lot to love here as a result. The villains are just as interesting as the good guys and there is definitely a set up for a larger story." – Online Eccentric Librarian; "Outriders offers a high-paced blend of near-future space opera and military sf, and in a nutshell it's good fun." – SFF World; "Very smooth… like a conventional spec-ops novel translated into the future." – Morning Book Review; "Outriders is a fun, fast-paced story with plenty of action and interesting characters. Check it out." – Futures Past and Present

Jay Posey is a narrative designer, author, and screenwriter by trade. He started working in the video game industry in 1998, and has been writing professionally for over a decade. He's spent around eight years writing and designing for Tom Clancy's award-winning Ghost Recon and Rainbow Six franchises. Jay has lectured at conferences, colleges, and universities, on topics ranging from basic creative writing skills to advanced material specific to the video game industry.

"This kinetic space thriller is gripping." – Omnivoracious; "Exciting and brilliant…This is the best military SF series I have read." – A Book Drunkard; "Fans of series like The Expanse should eat this up, as well as those already familiar with the series." – Just A Guy That Likes To Read; "This enjoyable military science fiction adventure about a crack black ops outfit that gets to do all the 'mission impossible' jobs, assisted by some scarily effective technical toys, is smoothly written with a nicely twisty plot." – Brainfluff; "Enjoyable, action-packed, and readable." – Reading Glutton; "This is why I read sci-fi books." – Purple Owl Reviews; "Intense action sequences and Machiavellian intrigue." – Strange Alliances; "This is Bond for the modern age and with an ensemble cast." – Online Eccentric Librarian; "The plot is nail biting." – Strange Allances; "This military science fiction adventure once more hooked me in with yet another enthralling plot in a story where the stakes aren't just cities or countries sucked into war and devastation, but planets." – SF Reader; PRAISE FOR OUTRIDERS; "A few pages into Outriders and I forgot the book was set in a sci-fi world. Jay nails the mindset and the dynamics of a special operations unit. Keenly written with authentic characters, Outriders was one of the best sci-fi books I've read in a long time." – Kevin Maurer, author of Hunter Killer and No Easy Day; "Spoiler alert: The main character dies on page one. And then things get very interesting. Posey's Outriders is thrilling, action-packed science fiction that grabs and doesn't let go!" – Jason M Hough, New York Times bestselling author of The Dire Earth Cycle; "A few pages into Outriders and I forgot the book was set in a sci-fi world. Jay nails the mindset and the dynamics of a special operations unit. Keenly written with authentic characters, Outriders was one of the best sci-fi books I've read in a long time." – August Cole, co-author of Ghost Fleet: A Novel of the Next World War; "With Outriders, Jay Posey announces himself as belonging in the top rank of military science fiction authors. Effortlessly cool and instantly engaging, Outriders is impossible to put down." – Richard Dansky, lead writer, Tom Clancy's The Division; "I literally bit my nails to the quick from the non-stop, mind-bending action and tension – Jay Posey, you owe me new fingernails, but I forgive you that along with the lost sleep. It was well worth every minute of it. This is classic interplanetary outer-space sci-fi in the grand classical tradition and I ate it up! I really can't wait until Book #2 is ready to read – so get writing already – those are your marching orders, Mr. Posey! And for you sci-fi fans out there, I highly recommend Outriders!" – Popcorn Reads; "This book should have come with a warning – Attention! Once started this book cannot be put down. An amazing blending of military action & SF. I have rarely encountered a book that I HAD to finish; it kept me up all night. But it was worth it." – A Book Drunkard; "I really enjoyed reading this. It was very smooth, and felt more like a conventional spec-ops novel translated into the future…" – Morning Book Review; "The adventure zipped along at a cracking pace with plenty of tension." – Brainfluff; "This was a fun read. Outriders is a story well-balanced between a space opera and military science fiction." – Jerald Nichols; "At the heart of Outriders is a thriller with bursts of action and a book you begin to read and realise you've become so engrossed in that a whole day has passed by without you noticing." – Strange Alliances; "People are judged on the content of their character, their actions and choices, not even a little bit on what they look like or who their ancestors were. I hope other authors take note. This is how you do diversity." – Reanne Reads; "It is a military science fiction adventure story with a twisty plot and a complex political landscape. It focuses on a very small unit of people with character development as a centerpiece but the plot gods are also appeased. A great read for lovers of science fiction adventure!" – Bull Spec; "It read like a good Spec Ops story, but with the added flavor of being set in the future. I look forward to reading more in this series. 5/5." – John Purvis; "Jay Posey is stepping up and showing the science fiction community that he is a powerhouse in the genre." – Looking for a Good Book; "Posey's writing is easy, the characters nuanced, and certainly there is a lot to love here as a result. The villains are just as interesting as the good guys and there is definitely a set up for a larger story." – Online Eccentric Librarian; "Outriders offers a high-paced blend of near-future space opera and military sf, and in a nutshell it's good fun." – SFF World; "Very smooth… like a conventional spec-ops novel translated into the future." – Morning Book Review; "Outriders is a fun, fast-paced story with plenty of action and interesting characters. Check it out." – Futures Past and Present