Winner of Literary Titan Gold Book Award!????? "The action sequences sizzle. Emotionally, the book hit harder than I expected. It's raw in a way that made me care." - Literary TitanHe was never meant to be a hero. Now he's humanity's last chance.In a post-apocalyptic world scorched by flame and fear, fifteen-year-old Finn Camlock is nothing more than a burden. Powerless. Unwanted. Forgotten.While others wield nova energy to protect their crumbling settlements, Finn scrapes by with menial tasks—until a journey to the Iron Mountain awakens something unexpected. Something impossible.Now hunted by enemies of shadow and fire, Finn must forge his own strength or be consumed by the chaos rising around him. His blade is quick, but the war ahead moves quicker. And if he fails, the last remnants of humanity might fall with him.Perfect for fans of Red Rising and The Hunger Games, this explosive coming-of-age tale delivers high-octane danger, searing emotion, and the thrill of finding power when all hope seems lost.????? "Kennedy’s pacing is swift, balancing explosive action with introspective moments. The author skillfully interweaves themes of belonging, leadership, and sacrifice while laying the groundwork for a larger mystery. - Reader's favorite.????? "This is the ultimate coming-of-age journey, where growing up isn’t just emotional—it’s life or death. The pacing is lightning quick, the twists are epic, and the character growth is seriously powerful." - P.J. Hoover, Author

They built a time machine to fix the past, but never imagined it would break their future.Marcy and Connor's first journey through time was a triumph: they saved a life and righted a terrible wrong. Soon, they turned their sights to rewriting entire chapters of human history.What began as a crusade to eliminate evil becomes a spiral of unintended consequences, as each return to the present reveals a world further away from the one they once knew. As time fractures, they race against time to repair what they've done.With every jump, the present and future change in unpredictable ways. Can they ever return things to the way they were before - or find a reality they can call home?A tense sci-fi thriller, ERASED explores the dangers of tampering with time... and what it takes to live with the consequences.

“I realized that I wasn't going to get any sleep (Just one more page... Just one more page…) I'm not just reading words on a page, I'm there… A hell of a ride.” NetGalley reviewer ?????Humanity is on the brink of annihilation. Only one man can turn the tide.For centuries, we explored the stars and settled new worlds. But a mysterious alien threat emerged, launching devastating attacks and seizing entire star systems. Every fifty years they come, silent and relentless, before disappearing again into the dark. And as they close in on humanity’s home worlds, one more defeat could mean total extinction.Captain Jim Garrett joined the navy to fight back. But when a delicate mission ends in madness and mutiny, Garrett takes the blame and his career is left in ruins.Now, the only thing he commands is a construction site. The CNS Surprise is an experimental warship, half built in the dockyards of Midway Station. Garrett knows the ship inside out, but the navy brass would never let him take the helm, let alone lead her in battle.But when the aliens strike early, with unexpected ferocity, it’s clear that every ship in the fleet will be needed. And the Surprise could be the only hope of slowing the enemy onslaught.Garrett is thrust into command for the first time, launching straight into combat. He must unite a maverick crew and master new technologies, as he leads a desperate counterstrike that will decide mankind’s future.Off Midway Station is a military SF adventure of high-stakes space warfare, nail-biting action, and characters you would gladly follow into battle. A monumental journey of courage, innovation, and the relentless pursuit of survival, it’s perfect for fans of Jack Campbell, David Weber, and Marko Kloos.See why readers love Marc Alan Edelheit’s epic stories of battle and adventure:“Cutting edge… A wild ride that ended in truly epic fashion… I absolutely enjoyed it from start to finish… AMAZING.” FanFiAddict ?????“Wow!… fast-paced… action packed adventure! Wild, exciting, gripping!” Goodreads reviewer ?????“Holy cow!… awesome… A page turner… I stayed up way too late reading this.” Goodreads reviewer ?????“Absolutely epic… gripping… I thoroughly recommend this!” Goodreads reviewer ?????“Your adrenaline will be pumping…Your blood pressure will rise… you will find hard to put down.” NetGalley reviewer ?????“Edelheit belongs amongst the elite … It is difficult to put the book down… By the end, it is nearly impossible… You need to pick up a copy!” Goodreads reviewer ?????“Outstanding! I couldn't put it down. Intense action.” Goodreads reviewer ?????“A must-read… clear your calendar and hold on for the ride!” Goodreads reviewer ?????

Embark on a cosmic mystery spanning all of spacetime and beyond and delve into the nature of the cosmos, time travel, quantum physics, religion, deep time, transhumanism, metaphysics, and more. --------Amero wakes from an eerily familiar dream in an unfamiliar bed.Within hours, he is forced onto an experimental craft and jettisoned across the galaxy alongside a mysterious, potentially homicidal man named Hann. Finding themselves in a strange yet familiar spacetime, the men are told by suspicious entities to hunt for Points, strange objects no larger than one's thumb, which are spread across the cosmos by unknown means. The purpose of the hunt is unknown. The purpose of the Points is unknown. All Amero wants is to return to his dead-end life. All Hann wants is to hunt down and destroy those responsible for his predicament. It will take a journey to the end of time itself and beyond the boundaries of every universe to know the truth--to witness the light behind the veil...for better or worse.--------"E.S. Fein is raising the bar for quality as it's a very well-written and thought-provoking book...There are points and themes in the story that could be discussed for eons as people will have their own idea on where it leads. It's a book I would highly recommend." - Andy Whitaker, SFCrowsnest"Point of Origin was my first space opera read and my mind is blown. The story was full of the big existential questions; Who are we? Why are we here? What is love, trust, joy? The storyline addressed many important issue of religion, philosophy and societal roles. This is not a light read by any means but it certainly kept me wanting to resolve the internal and external conflicts posed from the beginning all the way to the end. If you're looking for a story to wrap your whole brain around, this is it."- D.M. Taylor, Author of The Reckoning"ES Fein has written a space opera adventure that weaves traditional science fiction, Eastern Philosophy, questions about who we really are, God and the cosmos in a very enjoyable way." - Amazon Review"The main character is an escapist self abusing homosexual that goes against about everything I believe in (except for freedom of sexual/self expression). I was uncomfortable enough to realize how good the writing and maybe the story was. Fein showed me a perspective that far differed from my own. The first half of the story was gut wrenching in many ways and very dark but I kept reading in an attempt to understand. The fact that the story caused me to experience the darkness as a witness showed me how good the writing was. The imagination and ability to stretch my imagination proved to make great storytelling. Make no mistake, this is not a feel good story but one that will make me think about it for a time to come." - Amazon Review"I would call this a more intellectual read. You don't need to be a physicist to understand it, but I did find myself going back to re-read explanations a few times over to make sure I was following along. For point of reference, I have never taken a physics class. Fein has a beautiful use of language and descriptions throughout the novel and you get a true sense of why the characters are the way they are. This novel is in true dystopian form as well. The New Covenant are brutal and there are descriptions of violence against a number of characters that may be triggering for some." - Amazon Review--------For fans of Arthur C. Clarke, Samuel R. Delany, Greg Bear, Becky Chambers, Frank Herbert, Interstellar, Arrival, Sphere, 2001: A Space Odyssey, Contact, Diaspora, The Forever War, Eon, Rendezvous with Rama and other philosophical works of cosmic and metaphysical exploration.