In the shadows of a dystopian ruin, one cyborg becomes humanity's last hope. Meet Rhea, the cyborg enigma with a grudge and a gun. She's got synthetic skin, a titanium body, and the charm of a switchblade. She's also got no memory. But while her mind might be wiped clean, her drive to uncover the past isn’t. With the technician who brought her back from the brink and his sardonic robot sidekick, she roams the Wastes between cities, where she's less of a stranger and more of a weapon. Scrounging parts and fending off wasteland mutants? Just another day at work. It's all fun and games until...

Rhea travels to Ganymede aboard a civilian transport. She seeks answers, and hopes by visiting the solar system's largest moon she'll get them. Though eager, she's afraid of what she'll find. Was she partly responsible for the Great Calming, a catastrophic event that saw the population of Earth cut in half? Or was she simply an innocent bystander, captured and taken prisoner by the regime? There's a good chance that once she reaches Ganymede and activates these memories, she won't be the same person she was before. But she has no choice... she needs to know who she was. Unfortunately before...

Rhea is ready to face Khrusos. She has upgraded her weapons and defenses, and fortified her mind. She has a solid team of loyal Wardenites willing to fight and die at her side. Yet for all this, she is afraid. Not of Khrusos, but her past. If she awakens the sleeper inside her, she might become a completely different person: the cold-hearted Ganymedean potentially responsible for destroying half of Earth. Yes, the greatest enemy she faces might yet be herself. >> Download and read the thrilling conclusion to the Warden saga today!

A quantum revelation that could reshape the world. A shadow government ready to kill to keep it secret. Scientist James Lockwood has made a groundbreaking discovery in the realm of quantum physics. A discovery that could revolutionize travel and trade, and disrupt entire industries to the tune of tens of trillions of dollars. A discovery simple enough to replicate and understand, but in the wrong hands, could destroy the world. Before James can even finish his academic paper on the subject, let alone publish it, he and his sister Isabel have their lives upended. He soon learns the military ...

If you could destroy a densely populated colony world to prevent an alien race from ever attacking humanity again, would you? The Raakarr have been repelled. For now. But all-out war seems inevitable. In a surprise move, the Zarafe faction of the Raakarr gives the United Systems a map to key colony worlds owned by the aliens. One of those colonies is responsible for the production of eighty percent of the fuel used by the alien starships. The United Systems government ponders deploying a planet killer to this world. Initially intended solely for deterrence, the hellish superbomb will rip ...