After discovering clues from her astray father, the first hybrid offspring joins forces with her ragtag friends, embarking on a mission to regain the planet Safforia from the dystopian regime. ***** When humankind discovers the planet Safforia, they coexist with the native safforian species until the Men Of Suits seizes blissfulness. Ocea, the first half-human, half-safforian descendant, hides her secret while running from their control. The cruel tyranny exploits microchips to control the population by erasing minds and deciding the future. On an assignment for the rebel group, she runs into her chipped childhood friend and discovers his blurry memories might be intact. The challenge is for them to overtake the government before they become a pawn in the apocalypse. Featured on @ScienceFiction Ambassador reading list @Ambassador Speculative Fiction reading list Rated Mature for violence, strong language, mature themes, sexual content, and death. Cover illustrated by Me.

Sixteen year old Sorcha lives on Earth with her aunt. Her parents are dead, the future is looming, and she's not ready for anything. On the anniversary of her parents death Sorcha meets Sask, space creature and soon to be best friend. Together they leave Earth and travel across the universe. But this adventure isn't the escape Sorcha naively planned and things quickly take a frightening turn. Sask has a past, and it quite literally catches up with her. Help comes in the form of Cantral, a serious and stubborn entra, who has her own agenda and questions she wants answers to. Together they travel across planet Jebnah and infiltrate a secret entra base. As their relationship evolves to something more than friendship the situation they're in fast devolves. When push comes to shove how much can Sorcha really trust Cantral, but does she have a choice? Tragedy strikes when Sorcha is reunited with Sask and their friendship is irrevocably changed. Can they work through their grief and can Sorcha subdue the urge to push away everyone she cares about?

Tales from the Juggernaut #1. Complete. Wattys 2018 shortlist. WHAT IS THE SECRET OF THE JUGGERNAUT? *PRAISE FOR THE JUGGERNAUT* *** Good story, great setting, and well fleshed characters. *** Gripping from the beginning...cannot wait for the next one... *** ...a hint of John Scalzi... *** I really enjoyed this book *** I love the characters *** ...brilliantly captures my curiosity. *** captures your imagination right from the start *** Unique and really drags you in.... I can't wait to see what comes next. *** A great, exciting, fast paced read *** Can't wait for the second installment! *** The Juggernaut A city in space built from the twisted wreck of a thousand ships, in a decaying orbit around a dying star. The last refuge of the dispossessed. The place Tila Vasquez now calls home. When a distant colony of stars lost contact with earth, they descended into the fires of a civil war. From the ashes rose the Commonwealth - Eleven systems struggling to survive the aftermath and rebuild civilisation with the remnants of the technology they once had. The mission to colonise Baru was to be the first step forward in a hundred years. Three colony ships set out to discover a new star and build the first hyperspace beacon in three generations. But the mission failed. The Far Horizon vanished through the unstable wormhole. The Rising Star and New Dawn were destroyed. Tila's parents were among the thousands lost. Now she has joined the ranks of the dispossessed. So when Tila finds the impossible - a shuttle from the Far Horizon buried deep within the Juggernaut - she sets out with her friends Ellie and Malachi to uncover the truth behind the colony mission. But some things are buried for a reason, and some secrets should never be revealed... **The Juggernaut is part one of an exciting space action-adventure mystery series.**

In a future where Earth is a dying wasteland and only the wealthy thrive on Mars' untouched paradise, survival is a privilege reserved for the elite. Calista Hartman was never meant to have that privilege. As a baby, she was injected with Biosynth-an experimental serum that saved her life but left her with unknown side effects no one fully understands. To escape a fate of forced motherhood, she became Cal-a soldier hidden behind a man's name, carving out a place in a brutal world where women are seen as little more than tools for repopulation. For years, she's fought, endured, and outsmarted them all. But when General Cassian Thorne, the ruthless leader of the army, uncovers her secret, everything she's built is suddenly at risk. As tensions rise between the starving Earth and the untouchable elite of Mars, Cal faces a choice: keep running, or step out of the shadows and become something greater than she ever imagined.

Rei, a former samurai lieutenant is reincarnated into the body of an 8 year old, who happens to be the main villainess in a romance novel for foreign girls. A villainess destined to be executed by her fiancé the crown prince for cruelty towards the heroine of the novel. To avoid being executed she must to make allies among her enemies, get out of the heroine's way, and untangle herself from the poisonous intrigue of court the best she can in the role of a future courtier. However, the vaguely described backdrop said nothing about the conflicts building beyond the heroine's understanding, or that women weren't allowed on the battlefield. I am honestly left speechless. I am very touched and honored by all the attention, by all the sweet, beautiful and fun comments I've received over the last month, it's been truly amazing. To those who already enjoy it, I hope you will continue to do so. To those who decide to pick it up, I hope you have as much fun with it as I did!

She was raised in silk. Adored. Protected. Untouchable. Until the day she was replaced. At thirteen, she walked away from a mafia empire and into a village that only knew hunger and hustle. They thought she would break. Instead, she rebuilt everything. This is not a story about revenge. It's about a princess who became a provider.

After being bound to the food system, the back door of Sheng Jiu's restaurant led to another world. The first visitor from another world brought her a crab claw taller than a person. Sheng Jiu: This ingredient is a bit exciting! The small restaurant on the street corner quickly launched new dishes: Steamed Shrimp Dumplings and Crab Fried Rice. The various tempting aromas continuously attracted diners. Diners' reviews after the meal: Although it was expensive, but the food was delicious. Besides, the service was not very efficient. Sheng Jiu: Why don't you come and catch the crabs? As more and more worlds are opened up, the quality of ingredients also improves. The restaurant's employees also became more and more... Watching the big shots from various worlds bustling about in the restaurant, Sheng Jiu huddled in a corner and roared silently: In our world, only one partner is allowed at a time, one, one! ____ *This novel belongs to the author Er Qian (二谦). I am currently translating this book. If you are interested in this book and would like to continue reading, please subscribe or purchase it once through my Patreon account! (A.G MARSHMALLOW) _____

Jax Stag is Terra's golden commander. Loyal, controlled, and trusted to uphold order. Until a mission to the occupied planet of Elysium changes everything. Strong-willed Elysian Fawna refuses to trade one cage for another, and Terra's rigid, manufactured perfection isn't freedom. Not for her. Across the galaxy, Rina Sinclair, a brilliant Earth-born pilot, is stranded on Gyia, slinging drinks to spacers while waiting for a second chance at the stars. On Terra, rebellion begins to stir beneath polished glass towers and pristine streets. The Ministry of the Eye tightens its grip as the Commonwealth starts to crack. Loyalties shift. Truths unravel. And Jax is forced to question whether she was ever on the right side to begin with. 🌈 Lesbian Romance • Love Triangle • Slow Burn • Space Romance

"For a second chance." "Mei..." "No..." "I will be..." "Anathasia Veridielle Augthoria." "This time..." "I will not fail." - After recreating existence for the chance to meet the one who had always chosen her, Anathasia Veridielle Augthoria strives to live her new life to the fullest. Yet after separating herself from the Plenitude Without Reason, she finds herself detached from the very humanity she wishes to reclaim. Together with Kyle, the man she has chosen at every waking moment. She sets out to become human once more. To live, rather than simply exist. To choose, rather than merely affirm. As they journey forward, the two guide one another toward the very thing they have both long sought. For Anathasia, it is the humanity she abandoned in exchange for preserving existence itself. For Kyle, it is an understanding of his place within the force that once erased everything they had. Two paths converge. One is the reason existence continues to exist. The other is the nature that once dissolved all distinctions. Together, they seek an equilibrium. Not to recreate existence, but to reclaim what should have been from the very beginning.

Dark magic, beautiful women, enemies-to-lovers... Jordan, the last living Sorceress of Bal'Talanor blood, has come of age at last. She is the rightful Heir, but she has grown up on Earth, unmindful of her identity. She has never heard of the world of Andoherra, nor of World Queens, and, to her, magic is nothing but a parlour trick. When she accidentally finds her way back to her homeland, she discovers her true nature, her awakening power - and the flamboyant Fire Queen who stands between her and her destiny. Calyx is a deadly Sorceress bound by duty to protect Jordan. She will stop at nothing to restore the heir to the throne and slay all those who stand in the way. This should be an easy task - well within the capabilities of her immense magic - but there are three things she didn't bargain for: losing Jordan, a vengeful dragon, and the small problem of feelings for her mortal enemy, Nerys. Most frustrating of all, she doesn't have long to debate which issue is the more pressing concern. The starving world of Andoherra is sliding toward total self-destruction, and all the magic in existence doesn't appear to be able to make a damned thread of difference. A/N: Leaving this story up because it's a great reminder to myself about where I started, and how much I've learned about writing since Dark Of The Sun first went live.