The story weaves together the fates of warriors, mystics, and serpents in a landscape scarred by mining, politics, and old tribal magic. Atrium introduces us to Bybiis, Raykiim, Ulaya, who grapple with serpents both literal and symbolic. At the center are the mysterious serpent pouches, objects of power and danger that drive much of the conflict.

THE NEAR END is the first book of THE SHORE: a hard science fiction about dependence, about bodies built for what somebody needed them to do, and about the point at which asking to be left alone stops being possible.

Jack Foster’s final training mission aboard a Royal Space Navy minesweeper should have been routine. Instead, sabotage leaves him stranded in deep space with dwindling supplies, powerful enemies, and a bounty on his head. A fast-paced space opera packed with action, intrigue, and unforgettable adventure.

The grid is dead. The phones are dark. And a father is walking home through a collapsing city to a family that doesn’t know if he’s alive.

Tuesday morning. Bacon burning. Three kids late for school. By noon the power is out, the phones are dead, and Declan Calloway is walking through a town coming apart one block at a time — toward the school where his wife and children are waiting.

This isn’t an apocalypse of soldiers and preppers. It’s an apocalypse of neighbors. The ones who rise. The ones who don’t. Thirty days that decide who a person really is.

Dark enough to feel real. Warm enough to live in.

For readers of Kyla Stone’s Edge of Collapse, One Second After, and The Road.

Book One of The World It Left. The collapse is only the beginning.

Frankie Styles has a ship, a route, and a plan: haul grain to the outer worlds, speak to no one, and be forgotten. She is very good at two of those. Then come a moody snake, a broke smuggler, a stowaway cat who is not a cat — and a shipping mafia that wants her gone. Cozy space opera mystery. Book 1 of 6, complete.

Scientist Elora Quinn has been trapped in the same death loop since 1933. Murdered for research that got too close to something vast and hungry, she relives her final night on repeat in a place ghosts whisper about but cannot explain.

Then the loop fractures.

A maintainer from beyond the veil arrives in Nashville to investigate a disturbance deep beneath the city’s limestone and Elora becomes the anomaly he cannot file away. Together they follow a trail of missing spirits, broken harmonies and a hidden mechanism feeding on what should be set free.

Something has rerouted the afterlife.
And ghosts are just the leftovers.

If you loved the lush gothic atmosphere of Anne Rice, the suffocating secrets of Mexican Gothic or the reality-bending momentum of Recursion, step closer.

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