How many times does it take to destroy the world before you can save it?

In 1986, physicist Timothy Straus hears voices that teach him how to create a space-warping engine that will change the world. In 2098, a fighter pilot hears voices that help him fight an authoritarian corporatist regime in the ashes of nuclear fallout. In 2155, the only self-aware robot on Mars struggles to steer humanity away from a demagogue who speaks from the shadows. Told through kaleidoscope storytelling across space and time, these three people are connected in ways they could never imagine. As they pull on the strings of the multiverse, what they can’t see is that every villain begins as a savior—every enemy starts as a friend. With the power to refract reality, will they learn that one person can’t save the people? That only the people can save the people?

A dangerous mission. A second chance.Actually, scratch that. No chance.Dix’s career as a trooper in the Federation army is unblemished – until the day he disobeys a direct order and strikes an officer.Now Dix has a choice. Face a life of hard labour that promises to be brutal and short. Or accept a mysterious invitation to join a black-ops mission in hostile terrain.The plan sounds simple, if horribly dangerous. Fetch a fearsome weapon from a secret location and deliver it to a distant planet, whose population is under the chilling yoke of the Federation’s rival empire, the Axis. Do it without getting caught, or implicating the Federation, and Dix’s transgressions will be forgiven.But the weapon turns out to be unlike anything he could have expected, and Dix’s troubles have only just begun.'SAS Rogue Heroes' x 'Starship Troopers' – Special Delivery introduces a ragtag crew of misfits and malcontents on a space mission with more holes than a blaster-riddled corpse. It’s a fluid, easy-reading, military-action Sci-Fi adventure, perfect for fans of Tanya Huff and John Scalzi.

If you love Martha Wells' Murderbot Diaries, don't miss out on Hard Luck Harry in Deadtime. Fifteen years after a dark matter reactor accident plunged Earth into a nuclear winter, Harry reactivates in a garbage dump. He's an android with amnesia in old New York, presently known as Empire City. He now works for what's left of the federal union as a bounty hunter, trying to raise the money he needs to replace his AI implant before it kills him.Meanwhile, teenaged Lex arrives in the dystopian city in search of her father, a missing geneticist. With no one to turn to, Lex hires Harry to help her, unaware that he is a potential weapon of mass destruction-should he ever recover his memories. Racing through the city on a rollicking two-fisted adventure, they're aided by a quirky cadre of friends and hunted by nefarious Underworld gangsters. But what no one can imagine is that Harry's cryptic origins will soon come to light and that Lex will turn out to be not only the daughter of a brilliant scientist but the key to immortality itself.

Three hundred and twelve people are dead. His drones are blamed. And the only survivor carries the evidence that could prove he was framed.On a dying Earth, Steve Glenning trusts machines more than people—and with good reason.From an abandoned desert observatory, the reclusive engineer controls the vast fleet of drones keeping the Company’s fragile world functioning. Deliveries, surveillance, transportation—nearly everything depends on the machines Steve created.Then a routine assignment ends in mass murder.A London tower is deliberately demolished with hundreds of people trapped inside. One of Steve’s damaged sentries is recovered beneath the wreckage, still shielding the only survivor: Wynn Adams, a mysterious woman with an adaptive network embedded beneath her skin.The Company says Steve’s machines caused the disaster.The evidence says he authorized it through a contract he refused to sign.As investigators close in, Steve discovers that someone has forged his identity, seized control of his drones, and rewritten the official record. Even his own machines no longer recognize him as their rightful creator.Then his medical implant begins failing.His drones turn against him.And the trusted assistant who has managed his life for years may not be the person—or the consciousness—he believed her to be.Wynn’s damaged network may contain the only unaltered record of the attack. To reach it, Steve must escape the Company, uncover the truth behind a secret transfer program called New World Ascension, and survive the machines now hunting him.But the conspiracy is larger than a stolen fleet.Someone has discovered how to duplicate a human identity—and give the copy legal control over the original.The Drone Keeper is the gripping first book in the Watch the Wreckage series, a dystopian sci-fi thriller packed with drone technology, corporate conspiracy, betrayal, dark humor, and a chilling battle over who owns the human mind.

Deep in the jungle, Marco Emery finds a starship.Someone buried it. Someone wanted it forgotten.Marco knows the stories. Everyone on Nod, this jungle world on the edge of the galaxy, grew up hearing the legends. They say that ages ago, humans came here on starships, fleeing Earth, the World-That-Was.The stories are true.Along with Addy and Einav, his closest companions, Marco enters the starship. Inside, he discovers the secrets of humanity's origin. And his own past.Adventure calls. The stars beckon. But whatever drove humanity from Earth… might still be out there.From USA Today bestselling author Daniel Arenson comes a new science fiction adventure of lost worlds, buried legacies, and a starship that could change humanity’s fate.

The first novel in the Dragonback series is "a romp of a space thriller" from the #1 New York Times–bestselling author of Star Wars: Thrawn (Booklist).Hugo Award–Winning AuthorJack Morgan is dealing with more trouble than any young man deserves. Raised to be a professional thief and con artist by his late uncle Virgil, he's survived on his uncle's spaceship with the help of an AI program. But when he's accused of a crime he actually didn't commit, Jack is forced to flee to a remote, uninhabited planet where he can stay off the radar for a while.His solitude is soon interrupted when a ship crashes on Jack's hideout after a terrible space battle. There's only one survivor: a warrior called Draycos, whose reptilian race is being targeted for extinction.The good news is that if Jack helps Draycos, the odd creature might be able to help clear Jack's name. The not-so-good news is that to survive, Draycos must bond—physically and mentally—with a sentient being to use as his "host."And it looks like Jack is the only sentient being around . . .