In the year 2069, humanity’s last chance for peace is the first ever interstellar mission. A multi-national crew of the most talented scientists and pilots has been chosen based on their expertise and skill. The final spot aboard the craft is assigned as a prize in a global “BerthRight” lottery, and Leif Grettison is the “everyman volunteer” who won.However, Leif isn’t really an “everyman.” He’s a helicopter paramedic, a lab tech and a former army ranger who fought in The Troubles – a decade plus war that brought the world to the brink of apocalypse. He’s the perfect brawn to the brains aboard the ship and quickly finds himself playing the role of security and handyman as the crew begins to fragment and divide by country, just as they had during the war.Little is known about the world circling the distant star that is the target for the voyage and the journey will take almost fourteen years, Earth-time, each way. To deal with the unexpected, the crew has the finest equipment and the planners believe they have thought of everything.When you believe you have thought of everything, the universe has a way of showing that you haven’t. What do you do when it goes wrong, when you can’t call for help, and when adventure leads to deaths?". . . memorable jeopardy-in-space situations requiring steady nerves and knowhow . . ." - Kirkus Reviews

“Trust me, my love. And remember—the world is not what we’ve been told.”It’s been years since seventeen-year-old Ayla Livingston’s mother was taken and now she’s forced to run again. But the father she barely knows has finally found her and takes her to Inner World, a powerful civilization hidden beneath the Earth’s surface.Built on advanced technology and genetic perfection, Inner World is unveiling a war with the Surface. Not even her father, its highest-ranking military official, can stop it.Ayla’s only chance to change the future is to compete in the Rite, a brutal competition testing mind, body, and spirit. Win, and Ayla earns influence among those who rule. Lose, and she lives the rest of her life without power, forced to watch the invasion unfold in silence.Her assigned trainer for the Rite is brilliant, relentless—and forbidden. Fiercely loyal to the system she longs to dismantle, he pushes her to her limits as the Rite draws them dangerously close. But triumph carries its own sentence: the Pairing, a mandatory genetic bonding that will determine who she is allowed to love.As war looms, Ayla must decide. Submit to the system or risk everything to tear it down.

Six billion identical clones make up the entire population of Earth, and William 790-6 (57th Iteration) is exactly like everybody else. In his one year of life he will toil in suburban mediocrity and spend as much cash as possible in order to please his corporate masters. When 790’s first birthday (and scheduled execution) finally rolls around, a freak accident spares his life.
Living past his expiration date changes 790 profoundly. Unlike other clones he becomes capable of questioning the futility of his own existence. Seeking answers in the wilderness, he discovers a windmill with some very strange occupants, including a freakish, dinosaur-like monstrosity. Which is especially strange since every animal on earth is supposed to be extinct…
Dark, haunting, and blisteringly satirical, BILLY AND THE CLONEASAURUS is the story of one “man’s” attempt to finally become an individual in a world of copies.

From the globally bestselling author of the Chronicles of St Mary's series.When a not-so-ladylike aristocrat meets the world's most unlikely butler, together they bring a whole new meaning to partners-in-crime...'I love this book! Love, love, love it' ? ?? ??'Absolutely brilliant. Could not put it down. It literally ticks every box' ? ?? ??'I laughed, I cried and sighed in pure contentment' ? ?? ??'Funny and gut-wrenching at times... the ending had me on the edge of my seat' ? ?? ??'Teasers that are just waiting to be unravelled, wicked villains, and an unexpected hookup' ? ?? ??---Meet Lady Amelia Smallhope, for whom there is no problem that can't be solved by a drink and a think.And Pennyroyal, for whom there is no problem. Ever.Everyone's favourite time-travelling bounty hunters. Sorry - 'recovery agents'. No bad guy they can't handle. No expense account too flexible. No rule they cannot break.As long as they're together, the world is their oyster. And they'll always have each other, right?Fasten your seatbelts. The timeline doesn't know what's about to hit it.---'Clever, funny and made my heart hurt in the best way' Stephanie Butland, bestselling author of Found in a Bookshop

If the world ended today, what would you do to survive? And who would you become?When an asteroid devastates England, civilization begins to collapse. The sun grows dimmer, temperatures drop, and supplies run low. As society unravels into fear, violence, and desperation, Sarah Fisher is forced to abandon the rules she once lived by in order to survive.Desperate to reunite with her husband, Sarah embarks on a perilous journey across a shattered Britain and into a collapsing Europe. Along the way, she encounters ruthless survivors, dangerous enemies, and uneasy allies, each testing her ability to trust and her willingness to do whatever it takes to stay alive.As food runs short and the world descends further into chaos, Sarah is pushed to her breaking point. Every choice carries consequences. Every decision chips away at the person she used to be.Because survival isn’t just about making it through the apocalypse. It’s about deciding who you’re willing to become in the process.This gripping post-apocalyptic survival trilogy is perfect for fans of character-driven dystopian fiction, survival thrillers, and stories of moral compromise in the face of catastrophe.

SHELLI, the first book in the SHELLI: Synthetic Crimes series, was named BEST SCI-FI NOVEL OF 2025 by Indie Authors Showcase, ranked among the top ten sci-fi books of 2024 by Reading Freely Reviews, and praised by popular YouTube channels like Good Bad Flicks, Professor Geek, and Mike Travels Nowhere. Fans of Martha Wells’ Murderbot Diaries, Isaac Asimov’s Caves of Steel, and Hollywood projects like Ex Machina and Westworld will love this new vision of tomorrow. As one reviewer said, “Think less Blade Runner and more X-Files with androids!”HUMANS HAVE FOUR MOTIVES FOR MURDER:Passion, Panic, Prejudice, and GreedMACHINES HAVE ONLY ONE:PurposeMeet Shelli, a synthetic investigator that hunts defective and often dangerous machines. In its years of service to Homeland Security, Shelli has never questioned its purpose, never doubted its mission, and never failed in its task. Until now.Partnered with young analyst Jake August, Shelli finds itself wading into deep political waters after a U.S. senator is brutally murdered, presumably by a synthetic. In their search for answers, Shelli and Jake race across America, from Washington D.C.’s halls of power to the vast, frigid plains of Alaska. But every clue they discover only creates more troubling questions, because what they are hunting is neither human nor machine. It is something far more dangerous . . . the next evolution.In this science fiction crime thriller, where artificial intelligence collides with human corruption, the first book in the SHELLI: Synthetic Crimes series follows an investigation that blurs the line between loyalty and identity, justice and freedom. Blending elements of a traditional crime procedural with tomorrow’s technology, SHELLI delivers a fresh, thought-provoking science fiction mystery for today.As one YouTube reviewer, Professor Geek, said:“If you like science fiction—read these books. If you like detective fiction—read these books!”Step inside a cyberpunk noir of dangerous robots, human conspiracies, and blurred moral boundaries, as SHELLI: The Android Detective reveals a future where the truth isn’t hidden by lies—it’s buried in the code.