The Federal World Government promised safety through separation, splitting society into elite Integrates and segregated Separates. But when a savage zombie plague turns the lanes into a slaughterhouse, privilege ceases to matter.

Reah, a pampered high-society socialite, quickly learns her status won’t save her from the flesh-eating hordes. Outnumbered, her only hope rests in her father’s untouched wedding gift: a sleek, hyper-futuristic electric vehicle.

Inside the core lives Yee-yee, a sentient AI who appears as a sugary anime magical girl. But behind the fun avatar lies a powerhouse tactical analyst. Armed with a nuclear battery, bioweapon defense protocols, robotic combat arms, security hacking, and an FPV drone swarm piloting system, the vehicle is the ultimate wasteland weapon.

Hunted by mutated monsters and rogue corporate forces, the socialite must learn to fight to survive.

Following the unexplained failure of the first human exo-planet colony, Dhank Trust calls upon the Peacekeepers to lead humanity’s second endeavor to colonize among the stars. With its location on a different planet, al-Sufi C, the Bakht Colony appears to be the starting point for humanity’s future. The only problem is that a reptilian race known as the Hlinan also inhabits the planet.

Krysta Evreux, known as “Lone Wolf,” must lead the Peacekeepers in defending the colonists against dangerous wildlife and the reptilian aliens who view the humans as their religious curse. Are more sinister enemies hiding in the colony’s shadows, and can Krysta form an alliance with the Hlinan in time?

She went looking for salvage. What she found could reshape the stars. Jexa Krynn is a Rustborn scrapper surviving on the forgotten edges of a fractured galaxy. When she uncovers a long-dead derelict and a relic of the mysterious Architects, everything changes. She touched the past—and now something ancient is awakening within her. Whispers. Dreams. A pulse felt across the stars. Factions stir. Syndicates close in. And Jexa? She’s just trying to stay alive. Starbreaker Protocol launches a gripping new sci-fi epic filled with lost technology, ancient myths, and a fight for the fate of the stars themselves.

When a brilliant scientist discovers her origins are not of this world, she is hunted by a secret society and a powerful government official. Unraveling a cosmic mystery spanning centuries, she must embrace her extraordinary powers to protect her loved ones and stop a catastrophe that threatens to erase nations from existence.

Earth is adrift. Its mass is spent, the moon ditched, and the sun is not even a memory. Five thousand humans live in its last city, Thule. None know where they started or where they are going, least of all Lowell.

Lowell scrubs the pipes beneath Thule. He knows where to push silt and how to break down a beluga carcass. For everything else he listens to Renth. Renth is a foot taller than anyone else in Thule and yet has never fallen in the reservoir, never been locked in a smoker. She knows the pipes matter. She listens to Lowell, and Lowell talks to no one else. He doesn’t need Thule, only Renth, height and all, until she pushes him down the deepest hole in the pipes.

To return to Thule, he will brave incineration, muskoxen, the vacuum of space and a giant fan. He seeks Renth, her embrace or her death, and to deliver a message he does not understand.

From dynasty to disaster — one man’s struggle to control the uncontrollable. On a Planet, just like Earth, a fool of a man discovers procreation without the inconvenience of pregnant women, leaving women free to bring pleasure, and clean toilets. Women liberated from morning sickness saw their chance and took it.