For better, for worse. In sickness and in health.It’s a legal vow of care for families in 2050, a world beset by waves of climate-driven plagues.Power engineer Lucía Ramirez long ago lost her family to one—she’d give anything to take that vow. The Power Islands give humanity a fighting chance, but tending kelp farms and solar lilies is a lonely job. The housing AI found her a family match, saying she should fit right in with the Senegalese retraining expert who’s a force of nature, the ex-Pandemic Corps cook with his own cozy channel, and even the writer who insists everything is stories, all the way down. This family of literal and metaphorical refugees could be the shelter she’s seeking from her own personal storm.She needs this one to work.Then an unscheduled power outage and a missing turtle-bot crack open a mystery. Something isn’t right on Power Island One, but every step she takes to solve it, someone else gets there first—and they’re determined to make her unsee what she’s seen. Lucía is an engineer, not a detective, but fixing this problem might cost her the one thing she truly needs: a home.When You Had Power is the first of four tightly-connected solarpunk novels in a near-future climate-fiction series. It’s about our future, how society will shift and flex like a solar lily in the storms of our own making, and how breaks in the social fabric have to be expected, tended to, and healed. Because we’re in this together, now more than ever before.If you enjoyed the optimistic climate solutions in Kim Stanley Robinson’s Ministry for the Future or the cozy cooperative future in Becky Chambers’ Monk and Robot series, you will enjoy Nothing is Promised.

Terror stalks a new world colonyAfter nearly two hundred years’ space travel, humanity’s first deep space colony expedition has arrived at its new home.Ethan, the descendant of six generations who lived and died aboard ship, treads on soil and feels the wind and rain for the first time.But the new planet is not the paradise the scientists predicted. Alien predators lurk beyond the camp’s perimeter, and stowaway saboteurs are determined no one will survive.Tensions in the new colony rise, and Ethan must fight to preserve the last hope of humankind.Download books 1 to 3 today and start this epic space colonization adventure!

Firefly meets Battlestar Galactica!One ship. A crew of misfits. An empire that wants them vaporized. What could go wrong?Captain Xander Hawk thought he'd seen the worst the galaxy could throw at him—until the Malice Ascendant arrived. An Imperial nightmare-class dreadnought designed for planetary annihilation. And it just made him its primary target.What begins as a rescue mission explodes into full-scale war. Hawk and his crew—featuring a wisecracking AI and a conwoman with a heart of uranium—are outgunned, hunted, and betrayed by the very government they once served. Their only shot? Going toe-to-toe with a dreadnought in a corvette (the Starblade) held together by duct tape and bad decisions.Starblade Rising is a blistering space opera packed with epic battles, fast talk, and faster trigger fingers. Perfect for fans of underdog heroes who shoot first, swear second, and launch nukes third.Grab your copy now. The Empire won’t wait.

REVIEWS...“a sense of intelligence shines through the characters, who are all stalwart, brave, and self-sufficient in a way that recalls the works of Robert A. Heinlein.”Kirkus Review?????“Should be made into a movie!”Reader’s Favorite?????“A fascinating story of human exploration, courage, technological advances and conflict set in the near future.”ReedsyDiscovery?????“Is it Science Fiction or Prescient Forecasting?”E.A. Coe, Author of ‘The Other Side of Good’?????“A 5-Star rollick along the narrow ledge of science and science fiction.”Professor Emeritus Arieh Ben-Naim, Author of ‘Entropy: The Greatest Blunder in the History of Science’AWARDS...?????5-Stars: Reader’s Favorite?????Finalist: Maxy Book AwardDESTINATION MARS! The Lunar Republic is on the run…Life on Earth is dying from a mysterious cause, and President Kim bets her future on an obscure, young scientist whose theory can only be tested from outer space. The year is 2066, and the race is on against the Chinese to establish a viable lunar colony before the 100th anniversary of mankind’s first step on the Moon. Yet, the Moon is only the first step, the springboard for the permanent settlement of Mars.“Entropy” is set in the near future where technology has evolved to an astounding degree. Human nature, however, has not; this futuristic novel reads like an expose on our own times.“Entropy” is much more than a science fiction thriller; it is a running commentary on the times that we live. A dystopic, postapocalyptic, hard science depiction of epic space travel, colonization, and new beginnings for the human race: Entropy is a blockbuster, written by a new voice, waiting to be discovered.“Space flights to the moon, and then to Mars; if that isn’t the oldest yearning of mankind, our finest hope for glory”.Philip K Dick, The Man in the High Castle