A planet steeped in mystery...Jess Amiko is long past her days as a space marine, with all the glory of that time tarnished beyond repair by what came after. Trying to rebuild from the ashes, she's taken a job as a security guard on Kenai, a lonely world far from the Council systems. It's supposed to be easy duty - quiet and peaceful, on a docile world with no real threats, watching over an archeological dig at a site built by a race long vanished.Betrayed and attacked by forces unknown, and finding that nothing on Kenai makes sense, Jess is plunged into a desperate fight for survival that leads her deep into the mysteries of Kenai's past, and deep into the hardship and paradox the planet imposes on all who call it home.Content warning: military-style violence.

Iconoclastic eco-SciFiThey were summoned here to save the world. But humanity may wish it had stayed silent.For millennia, a secret has been held in the ice of the North and the rainforests of the South: a way to call ancient travellers from the deep past. And as the permafrost thaws and the Amazon burns, a blind shaman fleeing loggers and a dying Inuit elder both trigger the beacon using rituals older than memory.An answer comes quickly from the stars. But when the alien leader, Chasmaultash, arrives at Earth with an armada, she is greeted with a shocking crime scene. Rescuing the human race is forgotten, the mission now is to save Earth itself.Horrified and repulsed by humans' desecration of this sacred Temple of Life planet, the aliens issue a threatening ultimatum upon humanity. Yet as Chasmaultash starts finding complex beauty and redemption in the very humans she is here to judge, a dangerous mutiny brews. To extremist aliens in her ranks, humanity is a rapacious parasite that must be purged—and their own leader has become infected.As the countdown approaches for the species that is destroying the planet, can Chasmaultash rescue them, and Life on Earth, but still survive herself?

Siobhan Dunmoore was losing the war one ship at a time. The Shrehari Empire had burned more hulls out from under her than any other officer in the Fleet. Some said she was too aggressive. Others said too reckless. The enemy called her something else—something they spat with fear. None of it mattered. Not all her enemies wore Imperial uniforms. And the only reputation she had left was for bad luck.She was dragging another wreck home, crew half?dead, systems failing. This time she’d bluffed her way out by the skin of her teeth. She wanted rest. The Admiralty wanted her back in the fight.They gave her Stingray. The Fleet’s cursed frigate. Captain disgraced, crew broken, ship rotting. The last of her kind still limping through the war. Admirals whispered about scrapping her, breaking up the jinx. But the war was bleeding ships, and anything that could still fire had to fight.So Dunmoore went from staring down the Empire’s finest on a battleship’s burning bridge to commanding a crew ready to mutiny, admirals sharpening knives, and a mystery that stank of death. Stingray’s curse wasn’t just sailor’s talk. Something was wrong. The crew kept their mouths shut. Politics pressed in. Her own demons clawed at her.Taking that frigate into battle was suicide. But Dunmoore had never walked away from a fight. Failure wasn’t an option. Defeat wasn’t acceptable. Death was just a hole in the ground. Victory was the only honor left. She’d drag Stingray back from hell—or go down damned forever.

Curiosity didn’t kill the cat, it mutated it into a vigilante crime fighter.Dan just wanted a quiet life. Instead his cats are bulking up, talking back, and on the hunt. And now other kitties have begun to go missing from his quiet suburban street. Could the man in the parka that haunts a nearby industrial estate have answers? Or perhaps it’s something to do with the strange disappearing woman in the woods? Can our hero figure out the conspiracy before it turns into a catastrophe?There's Something Wrong With The Cats is a fun sci-fi mystery packed with mutant pets, suburban conspiracies, and one very reluctant hero.If you love underdogs (and supercats), bizarre twists, and stories where nothing is as it seems then start the series today.TW: Some animal abuse.But also some revenge!

When Sam Martinez finds himself abducted by aliens, he thought he was having a bad day. When he finds himself in charge of an eccentric collection of fellow captives on a stolen spaceship, he realizes it could always get worse.Thus begins the misadventures of Captain Martinez and the crew of the starship Schwarzenegger. Intent on finding their way back to Earth, they encounter strange new worlds, new life and new civilizations… and immediately piss them off.Follow their journey as they navigate through bizarre alien customs, evade a crime syndicate with a score to settle, and match wits with a galactic government that refuses to recognize humanity as a sentient species.Fans of Galaxy Quest and The Orville will love this story of a ragtag band of misfits discovering just how strange the universe really is.

Over 1,000 pages of Military Science Fiction action!They struck without warning. Now, survival depends on a man who’s never led.Lieutenant Colonel Arthur Hanson was supposed to be an engineer, not a hero. Promoted to second-in-command aboard the CSV Margaret Thatcher, Arthur hoped for a quiet tour of duty—showing strength and keeping the peace.He never expected a coordinated terrorist onslaught that would shatter the fleet and leave tens of thousands dead.With the Thatcher crippled and reinforcements trapped behind political red tape, Arthur is thrust into command. Haunted by doubt but driven by duty, he must rally the broken survivors and strike back against a ruthless enemy who shows no mercy.Because in the Orion Spur, freedom isn’t given. It’s fought for.And aboard a ship named after the Iron Lady herself, surrender is not an option.Perfect for fans of epic space battles, gritty heroes, and heart-pounding military science-fiction.Includes the first 3 novels in The Iron Fleet series:BattlestationsInterventionCounterstrikeFive-star reviews for The Iron Fleet, book 1 in the series:“I inhaled this book in less than 24 hours.”“High speed space battles, intrigue, and political stupidity. All in all a real page turner.”“Harrowing story, great action and characters — can’t wait for the next book.”“Great character development that gives insight to inner turmoil… how does one respond without losing one’s moral compass?”“A very compelling series start. Grabbed my attention in the first 5 pages.”