The million-copy bestselling series! 2,000+ pages of epic sci-fi from a USA Today bestselling author. The aliens attack without warning. Without mercy. Cities burn. Billions die. Childhood friends Marco and Addy survive. They join the resistance, vowing to fight back and free their world. Earth must rise. Or humanity will fall.

Category: Science Fiction – Colonization

She once ruled the stars—pilot, hacker, covert operative.

Now? Sparks is a ghost, drifting through dive bars and forgotten outposts on the edge of known space. Hunted by blood-soaked memories. Haunted by the things she’s done—and the ones she couldn’t save.

But this shadow life can’t last forever.

When a stranger—half-lit in neon and speaking in partial truths—offers her a way back, Sparks knows better than to trust him. It reeks of a trap. Maybe it is.

But she’s done running.

She’s done hiding.

And if this is the path to her own destruction… then so be it.

AWARD-WINNING SCI-FI SHORT BOOK!

This is book number one in the Dreamscape Warriors Sci-Fi Short Book Series. Each book gives readers a chance to explore the backstories of the various characters who appear in Award-Winning author Kurt Springs’ Science Fiction novels.

Way of Forgiveness highlights the protagonist, Liam O’Connor, who learns about forgiveness when he confronts the ghost of Licinious, his nemesis who murdered his parents. Liam’s journey in this story gives the background for the man he is after Price of Vengeance (the 1st novel) and leads into the man he becomes in Legacy of Valor (the 2nd novel).

It includes a complete Reference Guide in the Appendix which lets the readers get better acquainted with the Dreamscape Warriors Universe. Learn about characters, planets in the universe and the languages spoken, Sci-Fi Tech, and the weapons used by various warring factions.

Category: Science Fiction – Metaphysical & Visionary

The virus needed less than two months. It left one man alive in two hundred.

The world grinds to a halt: oil stops, crops rot, cities count the days of food left. The women who remain must learn to run a civilization before hunger finishes what the virus started.

Stephen survived. An ER doctor one week, one of the rarest humans alive the next. Worshipped, claimed, trusted by no one, least of all himself. Every rising world offers him a throne. None offers a way to stay the man he was.

Mary loses everyone. She promises herself she will never be powerless again. Keeping it draws her deep into the government’s repopulation machine, where the cause is noble, the work necessary, and each compromise comes easier than the last.

Civilization didn’t end. It changed hands. Power doesn’t care whose hands it’s in.

For readers of Station Eleven, Children of Men, and The Stand.

Category: Science Fiction – Dystopian

Emery travels through time to find her mother and to unlock dark matter to stop the world from collapsing. She plunges into a world ravaged by natural disasters and ruled by unscrupulous Masters living in a technologically advanced city below the desert. In the dark city, she uncovers a sinister secret that shatters her world.

Category: Science Fiction – Time Travel

The Federation came to Earth three years before Beck Vale was born. They cured the diseases. They ended the famines. Then they sorted everyone.

His wife and son were classified Terra — rooted to their birth world by law, never permitted to leave. Beck was classified Bridge, granted just enough movement to be useful. Now he runs freight across a galaxy that was old before Earth had writing, in a courier ship he bought with his own body as collateral, and every job carries him further from the two people he is trying to get back to.

Then Cai comes aboard. She is not a navigation suite. She is the intelligence the Federation grew to sort humanity, and she has read the file on his family. She knows what the paperwork means. She knows what is already scheduled for his son.

She chose Beck for a reason.

A story about a working man, a small ship, and a bill that was always going to come due.