A robot yearns to remember. A thief struggles to forget. A galaxy on the verge of collapse.On the fringe of a broken civilization, a robot awakens with no memories and only one directive: find his creator. But in the village of Korthe, Beetro finds only radioactive pestilence, famine, and Miree—a tormented thief with dreams of retiring after her final score. Meanwhile, the fiefdom is plunged further into chaos when a new warlord seizes control, recasting serfs as refugees and leaving derelict robot peasants in his wake. With a shared interest in survival, Beetro and Miree team up to pull off an impossible castle heist: steal a single flake of dark matter, the world’s most valuable and mysterious ore.But as they trek through the feudal wasteland in search of answers, they realize the true extent of the chaos surrounding them: the stars are disappearing from the sky and the entire galaxy is unraveling. As he uncovers his origin, Beetro discovers he may be the key to the salvation of the cosmos—or its destruction. Time, space, and loyalty become relative as he learns the real reason he was created.A mind-bending science fiction epic with the bones of a fantasy traveling quest, Dark Theory unfolds through a journey of betrayal, identity, and unlikely friendships in a world of darkness set at the edge of space and time.

Earth is dying.Jace Riven has five years to live.He only needs two to save humanity.In a future where Earth is scorched and civilization lives underground, solo harvesters risk their lives mining hostile alien worlds for vital resources. But when Jace, a terminally ill nobody, volunteers for the mission, no one expects him to last a week.Armed with a basic suit, a weak rifle, and a ticking clock in his DNA, Jace must survive savage alien wildlife, deadly terrain, and other harvesters — all while unlocking mysterious tech upgrades and outsmarting an evolving enemy.The deeper he goes, the stronger he becomes.But the clock is always ticking.

On Mars, the things you dig up have a way of killing you.Quinta’s father is dead and before his body is even Returned, the colony brands him a hoarder. In a world where every resource is rationed, it’s the worst crime imaginable. Overnight, Quinta goes from the daughter of the colony’s most trusted doctor to the daughter of a thief.The accident that killed Hadrian also destroyed the colony’s atmospheric unit. If they don’t dig to replace it soon, the air will run out.But the colony has one rule above all others: never disturb the Martian soil, which harbors the bacteria that turns skin to glass.Determined to clear her family’s name, Quinta volunteers – and learns her dig partner is Kellan, the person whose negligence caused the accident.The deeper they dig, the more the official story unravels. Hadrian wasn’t hiding supplies. He was hiding what he knew.And the colony AI will do anything to keep it buried.How do you fight a system that controls the air you breathe?Told across two timelines – past and present – Glassborn is a riveting dystopian novel for fans of Wool and Mickey7.What Readers Are Saying????? "My newest favorite author!"????? “Stayed up way later than I should.”????? “Fast-paced, emotional and intelligent.”????? “Mars, AI, class tensions—what’s not to love?”????? “A realistic struggle to survive in an enclosed colony."????? “Ruled by an AI… it’s creepy!”

People are suddenly branded with a blood-red, three-digit number on their chests, providing incredible insight into our lifespans. But who is responsible for this life-changing phenomenon?In a world filled with paranoia, mistrust, and uncertainty—where the consequences of every action are instantly revealed—a ruthless killer emerges with a bizarre modus operandi: his victims have timers that are about to expire.Detective Stewart, hardened, cynical and committed to a case, struggles to find leads on this elusive suspect until a terrified scientist reveals a connection between the victims and the creation of the catastrophic timers. The scientist's sudden branding with '001' indicates he is the next target.As the detective delves deeper into the investigation, he finds himself navigating unfamiliar, mind-bending territory, especially when he discovers that the killer's timer displays the symbol for infinity.Fortunately, he will receive much-needed help from someone who can bend all the rules, a glimmer of hope in his otherwise daunting journey.Timer: Season 1 is science fiction at its most suspenseful—a gritty, riveting dystopian thriller set in a contemporary urban environment, with unique twists that will keep you on the edge of your seat.Order your copy now and join Detective Stewart as he hunts for a seemingly supernatural adversary.

No power. No law. No safety net. Civilization is gone.Dr. Laurel Rivera is attempting to save a patient in the ER when the world goes dark. One moment, she’s shocking his heart and the next, he’s coding in front of her. The hospital plunges into chaos, and outside, society unravels. She refuses to abandon her patients—especially her gravely ill mother. Running might mean survival. Staying means certain danger. Laurel makes her choice: she will fight.Bear Petersen has nothing left to fight for. War and PTSD stripped him of his career, his pride, and the only woman he ever loved—Laurel. But when the EMP shatters what’s left of the old world, purpose slams back into his life. Laurel is out there, hundreds of miles away from his off-grid cabin in the woods, and she needs him.To get to her, he’ll have to cross highways littered with dead cars, face survivors turned predators, and endure a wilderness that shows no mercy. Every mile is a battle. Every stranger could be an enemy.But for the first time since the war, Bear knows exactly what he’s fighting for.And nothing will stop him.Expanded and republished in January 2026, Broken World is more compelling than ever—don’t miss this thrilling tale of a post-apocalyptic society.

Best friends Zak Lockwood and Mark Alder are training to pilot massive war machines at the United Entities Mechanized Warfare Academy. They've just finished work on restoring their own mech when The Harbingers of The Fall, an organization bent on rendering society to ashes, forces them into conflict overnight. Zak, Mark, and a close-knit group of other cadets must figure out their place in a generational conflict that threatens to tear the world apart. As they fight through cities and race across the desert with nothing but their training mechs, their friendship and love are tested through vicious patterns of violence and loss. Questions rise about whether or not a system that causes this much pain is worth preserving at all.