The New York Times–bestselling author imagines a modern Europe under centuries of Ottoman rule in this time travelling "what if" thriller.Istanbul, 1683: Mehmed IV, sultan of the Ottoman Empire, is preparing to lay siege to Vienna, capital of the Holy Roman Empire, when a mysterious visitor arrives in his bedroom—naked, covered in strange tattoos—to deliver a dangerous, world-changing message.Paris, 2017: Ottoman flags have been flying over the great city for three hundred years, ever since its fall—along with all of Europe—to the empire's all-conquering army. Notre Dame has been renamed the Faith Mosque. Public spaces are segregated by gender. And Kamal Arslan Agha, a feted officer in the sultan's secret police, is starting to question his orders.Rumors of an impending war with the Christian Republic of America, attacks by violent extremists, and economic collapse have heightened surveillance and arrests across the empire. Tasked with surveying potential threats, Kamal has a heavy caseload—and conscience. Then a mysterious stranger—naked, covered in strange tattoos—appears on the banks of the Seine, and Kamal is called in to investigate. "The best what-if thriller for a long, long time—makes you think, makes you sweat, and makes you choose, between what is and what might have been." —Lee ChildEmpire of Lies is also published as The Ottoman Secret in the UK.

Shipwrecked on a distant planet. Mysterious alien relics. His fresh start just turned into an interstellar conspiracy.After an undercover investigation goes bad, ex-soldier Evan hopes to forge a new life on a remote colony world. But when the transport ship explodes in orbit, his plans for a peaceful early retirement go out the airlock.He crash-lands with a small group of settlers, away from the target site and with limited resources. Unable to call for help off-world, Evan and the mission's xenobiologist Anya race for survival in the dangerous wilds—until they realize they aren’t alone on the planet.Evan’s investigative instincts tell him that nothing about this colony mission going awry is an accident. When evidence points to an ancient alien starship hidden somewhere on the planet, he realizes that solving the mystery will be the biggest case of his life.Can Evan survive the hostile planet long enough to uncover the truth?Stranded is the thrilling first installment in the Starship of the Ancients series. If you like suspenseful space adventures with dynamic characters, alien worlds, and escalating interstellar intrigue, then you'll love this riveting new space opera by author A.K. DuBoff, creator of the Cadicle Universe.Grab your copy now to discover the secrets of a new alien world!

- From Kindle Storyteller Award Winner G J Ogden -Some alien relics should remain buried…Hudson Powell is a freelance pilot with no prospects but a desperate need to prove himself. Joining the Relic Guardian Force seemed like the perfect opportunity for redemption. Boy, was that a mistake.When the RGF proves corrupt, Hudson quits and becomes a relic hunter, scouring crashed wrecks for alien treasure. His path soon crosses with Tory Bellona, a mercenary as lethal as she is alluring, and with a deadly secret.But when Hudson uncovers a mysterious alien crystal, he awakens an ancient power capable of destroying entire worlds.For generations, no one questioned the origins of these alien wrecks or who built the interstellar portals. Now Hudson must uncover the terrifying truth—or watch humanity face extinction.The fate of the galaxy rests in the hands of a failed pilot who never wanted to be a hero.Firefly meets Indiana Jones in this gripping sci-fi adventure filled with thrilling relic hunts, explosive action, and a unique alien invasion twist. Dive into the complete ten-book saga chronicling Hudson Powell's epic journey across the stars!Click "Buy now" to read this complete 10-book adventure with over 4,500 five-star ratings!

It's 2058. Six years ago, the Winter of Disconnect shattered Britain and stole Jas McDonnell’s childhood. She survived. Millions didn’t.Now Jas manages survivor’s guilt with electromagnetic emotional correction, artificially induced reality, and good old chemical escape. She scrapes a living under the unblinking lenses of the storybirds, hoping to trigger their interest algorithms and stream a few moments of her life to poverty-voyeurs in the transhumanist playground of Grand London.But when a truckload of illegal bio-fabricators arrives in her backwater town, life turns upside-down for Jas. The posthuman demigods in the capital are definitely watching now. And her real-time soap opera is about to become a horror movie.Safe State is grimy post-cyberpunk for readers who love the deep immersion of William Gibson’s The Peripheral, the bleakly real tech extrapolations of Daniel Suarez’s Change Agent, and the dark British cynicism of Charles Stross’s classic Accelerando. In an age where we fear what our machines and AI will become, Safe State asks: shouldn't we be more afraid of what we’ll become ourselves?Praise for Jay Klements:“I haven't been this blown away by an author's achievement since House of Leaves. I'm on my second read, revelling in the prose, characters, and world. Buy this book. It's one of the best you'll read.” ????? (Amazon Review of Safe State)"It's a rare occasion when you pick up a new author and know within the first few pages that you'll want to read everything they publish. Segmentation Fault was that kind of story for me." ????? (Amazon Review of Segmentation Fault)“Safe State’s world is an absolutely standout creation, full of fascinating ideas—the Storybirds, the Hoffman-Schwarz syndrome, those emotion inductors—and such clever extrapolations of current tech that, reading it, this future seems not only possible but somehow likely.” ????? (Amazon Review of Safe State)“This is gripping, fresh cyberpunk with relatable, clearly defined characters, each with their own arc, and an ending that will make your head spin.” ????? (Amazon Review of Safe State)"I adored this story. I’m a sucker for a near-future dystopia and Segmentation Fault’s world is one for the ages — fascinating, terrifying, and all so grimly plausible." ????? (Amazon Review of Segmentation Fault)“This book nails the quintessential "high tech, low life" grit of cyberpunk, but blends in a deeply relatable, sympathetic character I really came to care for.” ????? (Amazon Review of Safe State)