The final installation in the Splices trilogy. The pack is in pieces. Selene cannot distinguish the line between good and bad. How to be both Subject Six, and who she has become. Her identity has drastically changed, and so has everything else about her. Veronica Grave has bested the Splices, whether they care to admit it or not. Now she has one of the few people Selene cares about in her clutches. Selene will do anything to right the wrongs that have been inflicted upon her, and her pack, even if that means giving up the last threads of her humanity. Risking her morals by treading the thin line between vengeance and justice. Forgiveness is a thing of the past, something that can never be. Leaving only one question to hang in the balance: What will become of sparse threads of humanity Selene has hung onto for so long?

| C O M P L E T E D | Subject Six is a genetically advanced human. Created in the new world of science, there are only four of her kind. Humans designed to be weapons in the new age, created with similar a DNA structure as animals. Raised in isolation, with no one but her Handler, she soon discovers that she is the only female that survived creation. Which means she is the only female, among three fully grown males, And she has to fight for her rank in the pack. Top Rank: #7 in The Best 1000: Science Fiction Stories (26/03/2017) Top Rank: #6 in The Best 1000: Science Fiction Stories (24/05/2017) Top Rank: #5 in The Best 1000: Science Fiction Stories (14/06/2017)

They escaped; and now they are on the run. Subject Six and her pack faced the destruction of their lives, all that they know is gone. Now everything the Splice's have ever known is being questioned, and they have to live in constant curiosity. Their creator has found them, but have the Splices life-long Handler's lost them? No longer is Six the only female Splice. No longer is Two the only one out for the alpha rank. No longer is Three the man of solitude he was. And no longer is Five the one with the least to lose. The Splices deal with their freedom that comes with a price; they are being hunted, they are vulnerable. Now they have to learn to understand the changing world as we know it, something they know nothing of. Change to Splices is a delicacy; but can they stomach it? | A SEQUEL TO MUTATIONS |

[ Sequel to The First ] Gis has escaped Ilene Lestat and her horrific experiments, along with the help of the program director's son, Cade. They have finally found peace in the quiet suburbs of Minnesota, Province Two. This miracle in human cloning and DNA manipulation has fought to show everyone she is human and finally won her happy ending. Or so she believed. Faced with new enemies and challenges unheard of, Gis will be forced to confront her deepest fears and once again fight to save those she loves. Even if it costs everything she has. - A sequel to The First, this novel dives deeper into the rich world of Gis and Cade, and will leave you hungry for more of their adventures!

She's not human. She's The First. Gis is a breakthrough in human cloning and DNA manipulation. To everyone around the world, she is a miracle, and a new hope for salvation. In a time full of disease following the dissolution of the United States, Gis is humanity's last hope for a cure. But Gis has a mind of her own, and she isn't ready to be all that people want. She is her own person. And she will fight to keep it that way. No matter the cost. [The Second - sequel to The First, out now!] Highest rankings: #1 in Science #1 in Test #1 in Future #1 in DNA #2 in Experiment #30 in Science Fiction

Perfection. That's what we strive for. It's what everybody strives for. We must be perfect. Selection will help us become perfect. In a world where the government selects people to mate based on their genotypes and DNA alleles. Emmary Eaton, birthing number 45729 is ripped from her home and everything she knows to be dropped in a society she is more than unfamiliar with to be with her assigned mate. Soon she discovers that there is more to her new family and Selection than meets the eye. Secrets start to unfold as well as ulterior motives and innocent Emmary Eaton is unwillingly thrust into the middle of it all.

Freedom is a gift. Gifts aren't given freely. Unless you're one of them. Kaylin Renoz dreads Assortment Day. Just like everyone else. People sold to the wealthy, escaping from poverty, only to be branded with a number. May 5. The day of her 17th birthday. The day she's chosen. The day she become 2309. The day Kaylin disappears forever. (Credit to @suganthii for the amazing cover)

Book 3 of the Burning series: the sequel to Dust and Ashes. The earth is no longer bound by the laws that once existed. Humanity is not contained to the desert domes as was once believed, but rather has begun to flourish throughout their broken earth. Diseases and desert monsters are among the least of the planet's worries: warfare waged in shadows, however, is another matter. They are all pawns. They are all players in this nasty little game that will never truly end. Look back on the mess you've made, darlings. This will be your legacy, if you let it. Will you let it?

Book 2 in the Burning Series: the sequel to Dust. The world is changing. There used to be men, and there used to be monsters. The line between the two is blurred now. Long ago, the earth spun in a constant cycle. There was life. There was hope. It is no longer such. Humanity cowers beneath glass domes in the midst of the desert, afraid of radiation that no longer pollutes the air. But there are darker things hiding in the wilderness now. Wild things. Cursed things. Burning things. Yet, not all is lost. Ashes, ashes. We all fall down sometimes. But what happens when you can't stand again?

All the earth is torn asunder. There used to be grass, and the sun used to be golden. Children played outside, climbing trees with smiles on their faces and grass stains on their knees. People worried about a million things that would soon be irrelevant, continuing without a clue of the disaster to come. Centuries later, what little is left of humanity survives in a society constructed beneath the surface of a glass dome, the world outside converted to little more than a desert wasteland. Survival is a routine rather than an effort, and all rules are surpassed by only one: if you want to survive, you never leave the dome. There's nothing alive out there. The radiation that soaks the earth makes sure of that. Until one day, someone finds a bloody, dust-covered handprint on the outside of the glass. Nothing will ever be the same again. Book 1 of the Burning Series Highest ranking: #13 in Adventure on 03/04/16