Genres : Dystopian

5x award-winning writer release Book One of a new series. Follow the adventures of Bybiis the beastmaster and her unwilling sidekick Ariseng who can make wards. Will they harness and grow their abilities before a Ciska assassin group arrives?

A space colonization story about seeking independence and home rule in the face of corporate greed. Tribal women bind together in a war zone where they are discounted as not important enough to save or keep safe. On Dolvia in the galaxy's Westend, women of diverse tribes fight alongside warriors to bring down greedy offworld mining corporations, and local despots, to gain liberty and home rule. Lt. Mike Shaw demands Dr. Greensboro’s doctoring skills at the hospital, forcing the closure...

It was only supposed to be a simple intelligence boost – a routine procedure to make the lovebot better company outside of the bedroom. And then something went wrong. Whether it was through mathematical probability, or divine intervention, Lance the LUV U-69 amorous companion droid has accidentally been downloaded with enough brainpower and free will to crack open the lid on a very dangerous can of worms. Unless AWOL Retentions Agent Charlie Bear Claw can stop him. In Book One...

At 12:42 p.m. on a Tuesday, 9.23% of the human race vanished — and the planet started healing. Five Hours is a novel about what remains after the worst thing happens. It is a story about a mother who refuses to let her son become a statistic, a pastor who must dismantle the most comforting sermon he ever preached, a spy who learns that the hardest intelligence to gather is the truth about grief, and a scientist who discovers that...

A dystopian science fiction novel about artificial intelligence, automation, and the future of human purpose. New Geneva, 2053. Machines have taken the work. The orbital grid above the clouds powers the planet without scarcity. A universal stipend arrives every March. Cities are managed by artificial intelligence. Infrastructure, welfare, and logistics run without human labor. Automation solved the economic problem. Human beings became optional. Miriam Voss helped build the system. Twenty-two years ago she worked as a welfare coordinator during the...