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In the flying city of Newfris, where the elite soar above the clouds and the forgotten toil beneath the streets, Phoenix is more than just a killer—she’s a survivor. As a killgirl for Her Majesty’s Navy, she’s mastered the deadly art of forcefinding, creating powerful energy bubbles that can trap—or obliterate—anyone in her way. But when a mission goes horribly wrong, Phoenix finds herself cast out, hunted by enemies, and betrayed by those she trusted most.

My name is Bird Howsley, and I'm a beautiful disaster. Okay, "beautiful" is probably being generous. But the "disaster" part is right. In a brutal dystopian waterworld, where survival depends on skill and smarts, I'm pretty much always one bad decision away from watching my life go completely down the drain. Luckily, I have a lifeline: my cute, level-headed sailing teacher, Sargo Paz. Did I say cute? I didn't mean cute. He's just a friend. I definitely don't have weird sex dreams about him.

In 1912, a ship departed England bound for America — but it was never meant to arrive. As the cold deepened and ice appeared where no ice should exist, its course shifted without explanation, and within days the vessel sank into black waters. Yet death was not the destination. Carried beyond a continuous wall of ice stretching across the horizon, a lone survivor entered a hidden civilization that should not exist — a world beyond maps, beyond nations, beyond the sky itself. There he learned a devastating truth: the Earth he knew was only a fragment inside a far greater, administered ...

Juliet Bianchi has evolved from a lowly scrap cutter to a fully-loaded, combat-ready dark side operator. Known as "Lucky," she takes high-risk jobs for high-tech upgrades (you know, like weaponry, super reflexes, mind reading, etc.) that make her nearly invulnerable. Juliet is looking forward to some downtime to recover, recoup, and reunite with her mates from the space salvage trawler Kowashi. But after a while, she gets that old itch she can never quite seem to scratch: to infiltrate, and hopefully subvert, the all-powerful WBD megacorporation that created the AI that changed her life.

Braxton and Devon witnessed the worst of humanity during their escape from the Las Vegas Strip. Reuniting mother and daughter fulfilled Braxton’s promise to Devon, but leaving them to survive on their own weighs heavily on his sense of duty. Now thrust into a leadership role within the apartment complex, Braxton must grapple with conflicting impulses—protect the people around him or focus on saving himself—as the struggle for survival intensifies in a powerless world where neighbor turns against neighbor, and the community faces off against the ruthless cult known as the Children of ...

Don’t miss the high-stakes sequel to the instant New York Times bestselling dystopian romance, To Cage a Wild Bird! After escaping the brutal world of Endlock, Raven Thorne flees to the Wastes and finds herself drawn into the cold embrace of the Collective, a rebel group. This electrifying...

The world ended. Evie didn’t have time to grieve. At seventeen, she’s already said goodbye to friends, outrun the dead, and taken charge of a group of teenagers who should never have had to learn how to survive. With nothing but memories, a metal pipe, and instincts sharpened by fear, she leads them north along the Wangetti Trail toward Port Douglas, where their families are supposed to be waiting. If they’re still alive. The journey is brutal. Heat. Hunger. Injury. And the constant, relentless threat of the infected. But the real danger? Keeping everyone together. Because not all of ...

The city stole her memory. The desert taught her how to fight. Sometimes people leave the city and don't come back, but Rhmañña Reddy had everything. An education, a good job, financial security. So why did she disappear? And why was she seen consorting with outsiders from the perimeter? In...

The sky was a lie. The earth was a grave. And Kaelen Thorne just opened the door. For three hundred years, the citizens of Silo 1 believed the surface was a toxic hellscape. They lived in the subterranean dark, recycling the same air and fearing the "outside." Kaelen Thorne, a low-level structural analyst, thought he knew the rules: keep your head down, fix the pipes, and survive.

In the final installment of the Raven Astray trilogy, the fragile balance of interstellar power collapses as the Horub Empire consolidates control through propaganda, military force, and the strategic manipulation of emerging technologies. Admiral Jen Walker and her fractured fleet struggle to preserve the possibility of democratic reform while navigating a rapidly hardening authoritarian regime.

The story begins in the late 21st century. A novelist is being held prisoner near the edge of the asteroid belt by an AI-fueled, totalitarian corporation. His work is set on another planet in a realm that existed in our galaxy, prior to the Big Bang. Pandara and Koravo are two citizens from Ksevia, a commune hidden in a shifting forest on Tristulle. When the benevolent leadership of Ksevia is overthrown, the two embark on a quest through enigmatic realities to end suffering in the cosmos.

She was living in a world that had already solved longing. He was the kind of man who believed everything could be improved. Then they met, and for the first time, perfection began to feel like a trap. On the Riviera, where the sea glitters like a promise and every pleasure arrives polished to brilliance, Anne and Christoph step into a world that seems to offer everything. Beauty. Ease. Precision. Desire without danger. Intimacy without cost. At first, it feels intoxicating. A dinner. A swim. A conversation that lingers longer than it should. A glance that feels less like chance and more ...

SOLO: Homeward is BOOK III, the final book in the SOLO series, chronicling one man's through-hike of the apocalypse. Off-the-grid and unaware. A descent into a surreal world. A non-stop fight to survive… Under investigation for a police shooting, Officer Val Slaine seeks seclusion and anonymity through-hiking California's Pacific Crest Trail. While off-the-grid, Val hikes into a sleepy Northern California town and discovers a viral outbreak has quickly taken over the world. Infected human killers now mercilessly hunt down the uninfected, and civilization has already descended into chaos. ...

When he was just fourteen years old, Malcolm Jennings was conscripted by a corporation who got him addicted to rage-inducing drugs and turned into one of their disposable child soldiers. But Malcolm isn’t a child anymore. He’s the ultimate survivor—a relentless, unstoppable killer, tested by years of battle in a pollution-ravaged Earth. That makes him the top target for the eco-activists who are fighting corporate rule … but they don’t want to stop him. They want to recruit him.

She tried to erase her daughter's memory. Instead, she gave it a life of its own. In a world where grief is illegal, Dr. Mara Lior has mourned her daughter, Elara, for 4,273 days. To survive, she initiates Project Cortex—a radical procedure to surgically excise the memories destroying her. But the procedure doesn't bring silence. It brings a rupture. The part of Mara that remembers—the grief, the love, the rage—tears free as Echo, a separate consciousness in a stolen body. Disoriented and hunted, Echo is abandoned in the Analog Zone, the lawless underworld beneath their perfect ...

Finally, the perfect worlds of Youtopia can be shared with loved ones, allowing Immersers to live out their dreams together... until those dreams become nightmares. Youtopia has reached its culmination in Infinity, a shared mindspace that offers collective perfection. Within the system, however, lurks a mysterious presence—the Harbinger—who warps perfection into the perfect killing grounds.

A haunting vision of the future written in 1909, The Machine Stops follows Vashti and her son Kuno in a world where humanity has retreated underground, living in isolated pods entirely dependent on a vast, all-powerful Machine that fulfills every need—communication, food, ideas, comfort. When Kuno begins to question their total reliance on technology and longs to experience the Earth's surface, his mother dismisses him as dangerous and eccentric.

When an EMP strike plunges the country into chaos, off-grid homesteader May Bloom must survive a collapsing world and find her missing sister before it's too late. As panic spreads and systems fail, May’s quiet town becomes ground zero for a disaster no one saw coming.

The signal is dead. The surveillance is alive. A journalist dies under suspicious circumstances. She leaves behind an encrypted drive and a name: Lattice. In this electrifying sequel to Silent Protocol, the protagonist who dismantled an underground network discovers something far worse than illegal surveillance — legal surveillance. Lattice is not a rogue operation. It is a sanctioned system, built from corporate data brokers, government contracts, and the willing participation of billions of people who clicked "I Agree" without reading the fine print. The dystopia is not coming. It is ...

Terrorgon was our enemy, our nemesis, our doom and our doomsday. According to popular legend, it had roamed our world in the elder days, when pagan gods still ruled. After a fierce war, those false gods threw those monsters into the abyss, chaining them down there forever. Apparently, forever hadn’t been nearly long enough. Now, without lesser gods to handle the challenge, the only thing standing between us and Armageddon was the government. Which did we fear more? I couldn’t say. Meanwhile, I was just a guy trying to get along, keeping my head down, yet always helping the next guy. ...