**CURRENTLY A FEATURED STORY** highest ranking: #11 in Science fiction ❝true happiness is only achieved without freedom. There is a girl who wakes to a world that she was supposed to protect. Instead, she fights it. There is a man who is cursed with the ability to dream. A glass city is their cage, a city filled to the brim with unanimity and order, a paradise on an earth laid to waste by an artificial snowstorm. Sunlight filters through the glass buildings and through glass walls, pierces glass floors. It illuminates the city square when it is strongest at noon, surrounded by a huddled mass of citizens, all as perfect as the city they inhabit. And they all think: everything is as it should be. And it is. Or, it was. -- long live perfection.❞ (c)sarahgaier2016 #diverselit | #LoveEqualsLove | #helpfightcliches | #freethelgbtq | #badassreads check out my Science Fiction novella, Sector-33, here! https://www.wattpad.com/story/62174094-sector-33

Exciting news update - HAWK is in the very early stages of being adapted into an animated TV show! Please make sure to stick around and add this story to your shelves for upcoming announcements. Thanks so much for your support :) Kas Balera is used to a bit of chaos. As a space bounty hunter, capturing three Class-2 criminals should have been the most difficult part of her week, but when a disaster of epic proportions rocks the entire solar system, Kas is thrust into the midst of an adventure far beyond her wildest fantasies. With the help of a federal robot, a child genius, and her trusty ship - the Calista - Kas must use all her quick thinking and sharp wit if she's going to stay alive and uncover the new dark and dangerous mysteries of the galaxy. Pursued by evil X1 robots, bio-mech panthers and astral police officers, even Kas's kick-ass fight training and expert piloting can't seem to stop the entire galaxy from going after her. * Wattys Shortlisted * * Highest ranking: #1 in Science-fiction * Thanks to @CAPTAINSARCASTIC101 for helping with the blurb.

Stephanie Gale never knew her true parentage. For as long as she could remember, she was in foster care. She was so determined to find out who her parents were, but soon, she gave in, and let it go. Stephanie's life hasn't ever been easy. As she grows up, she realizes it never will be easy either. Along the way, she finds happiness, sorrow, hope, failure, love, and hate. Stephanie knows she'll never be a normal girl. What's stopping her, though?

The greatest tragedy the world has ever known turned out to be the ultimate catalyst for change. In the wake of World War III, which decimated most of the world's population, the remaining survivors vowed to not continue to repeat the same mistakes of the past. Fortunately, they had something previous generations did not have - advanced technology. The year is 2117 and this once shattered civilization has become prosperous again. Innovative forms of technology have enabled them to abandon the old model and re-engineer a better way of living for all. Brain implants and genetic modifications have made an entire population educated, healthy, and kind. Despite the benefits of this technology, it has created some unforeseen side effects that threaten humankind's existence. When technology proves to be inept at solving the world's problem, a new hope emerges in the unlikeliest form - a young orphan girl. *** Cyberpunk, dystopian, technology, future, futurism, scifi, heroine, prodigy...

Unfinished; I'm having a really hard time trying to write this.... like the worst writers block in the world. I really had no clear plot when I started writing this and now I don't know where I'm going with it.... hopefully I can finish it. Thankfully to everyone who read and voted for this I'll try my best to give a great ending. I never wanted to hurt anyone and I never thought I had done anything wrong until the day my childhood mistakes came back to haunt me. The one person I loved the most taken. My best friend taken. My few friends ripped from my hands, taken and smashed to pieces beyond repair. Because of one little mistake I made. I ran down the hallway to my bedroom. I grabbed my phone and a few other personal belongings, and stuffed them in a bag. Another gun shot fired. I ran back down the hallway and down the stairs into the basement I opened the furnace room door and started dialing 911. "Hello what's your emergency" I hadn't hit call yet. I looked up from my phone. In front of me stood Melanie. I screamed. A wet cloth went over my mouth and nose. I fell to the floor helpless.