Exploring space was Dan Wynn's dream, but after years of work won him a berth on the first mission to Mars, a tragic accident left him too injured for NASA’s space program.Second chances don’t come along every day, so when an old friend offered him one, he grabbed on with both hands. Little did Dan know that simple offer was anything but! John has a secret other people will kill to learn. His discovery will change humanity's fate forever.Soon Dan finds himself on the moon, piloting humanity's first starship while fighting his way through one peril after another.The risks are vast - but given one last chance at his dream, Dan could choose no other path.Read the exciting first novel in the bestselling Starship Satori series today, now in a special 10th anniversary edition with bonus content!Excerpt:"Dan - ad astra!"??Dan heard the order. Ad astra. To the stars. It was a toast the two of them had shared back in college, when they first stepped onto the roads which would lead them into space. It had been John's idea to use the toast as a code word now.Dan didn't even take a deep breath before executing the order. He'd practiced this with Majel enough times in the simulator - not the part about having a gunman in the bridge, but if that order was ever given, it would be a true crisis.?He checked the screen again. Visual range in only fifteen seconds. No time for anything else. He rapidly initiated the program, said a quick prayer, and pressed the Enter button on his keyboard.?Immediately, the ship began to shudder.This tenth anniversary special edition includes a new forward from the author and a never before published Satoriverse short story!

They murdered his parents and called it justice. Now Haldin Raish will call it war.For generations, the Sanctum and its Legion have ruled the planet Enochia with unshakable authority, preaching faith and loyalty above all else. Haldin was born to that life—son of a decorated Captain, heir to a legacy of discipline and service. His future is set: train, serve, obey.But when a condemned heretic dies proclaiming that the Legion is rotten at its core—and that alien infiltrators walk among them—Haldin begins to see cracks in the shining towers of Divinity. Cracks that shatter when his father’s questions bring an unstoppable monster wearing the High General’s face to murder his parents.Alone and hunted by the red-eyed thing that killed them, Haldin is saved by Carlisle—a dangerous stranger with telekinetic powers, inhuman speed, and a taste for violence. Gifts Carlisle swears Haldin can learn, too—if he survives the training. Haldin calls him mad. But as he’s thrust into a shadow world of secrets, betrayals, and impossible truths, one thing becomes inescapably clear:To survive, Haldin must question everything he’s ever believed—even if it means becoming the apostate he once swore to destroy.Gripping, dark, and urgent, Shadows of Divinity is the first book of the completed Enochian War Trilogy—a fresh sci-fi epic perfect for fans of Red Rising, Skyward, and Scythe. Grab your copy today and join Haldin on what readers are calling "a sci-fi fantasy masterpiece" that's "up there with the best!"

A billion years in the future, humanity is extinct.But Shakespeare remains.A machine civilization, so far advanced that it has the power to recreate lost civilizations, stumbles upon the works of the playwright, William Shakespeare.With only those plays to represent humanity, the machines must decide whether humanity is worth resurrecting or not.The only way to know the plays is to stage them.Enter J-9, although she prefers to be called Janine. She is a human-like construct, created by the machines, to enter and experience the plays of Shakespeare, as they run in simulation, indistinguishable from reality.Based on Janine’s impressions of humanity, drawn from her experiences of living within the unfolding plays, the machines will render their judgment: is humanity worth saving or shall we be consigned to oblivion?The stakes are higher than the Bard could have ever imagined.Created by Ted Neill, the Post Apocalyptic Space Shakespeare remains true to the plots of William Shakespeare’s plays while introducing stage directions that make the text more accessible to modern readers. The addition of Janine as an outsider looking in—and caught up in her own story framing the action of the plays—provides commentary and insight usually buried in academic papers but delivered here with heart and humor. It’s an original take on classic plays that will remind readers why the plays endure five hundred, and maybe five billion, years after they were written. Traditionally, Shakespeare’s plays, do not need to be read in a particular order. These “simulations,” do have an order, especially as Janine’s story evolves with them.Simulation Order:HamletOthelloTwelfth NightAs You Like ItA Mid-Summer Night’s DreamMuch Ado About NothingTaming of the ShrewRomeo & JulietCymbelineThe TempestMacBethRichard IIITroilus & CressidaPericlesKing LearJulius CesarAnthony & Cleopatra