A mismatched Space Command crew voyages to the exoplanet, Proxima B, to determine if it's habitable. What they discover is something much more unbelievable, something that threatens their very existence. This is a wild romp through the fascinating world of cosmology, with a dash of quantum physics, and the reason why science is broken just like people are, especially when the humans are young and foolish.

For Ana, it felt like a switch had been turned on inside her. She could sense freedom, imagine possibilities she hadn't thought possible. She wants to leave her caregivers, and when she does, she wants to take Evan with her. In fact, she must take Evan, because he is the only one who can show her the way to The Place - the only place she can recall ever feeling completely happy. ... In a world that bleeds with environmental disasters, genetic mutations become more common - some genes get lost and other, silent genes get turned on. Nature offers infinite possibilities to ensure life continues through genetic codes that struggle to survive, unheard and often unnoticed. It is a battle where dominant, aggressive genes best suited to the environment will succeed. Both Ana and Evan have been labelled with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) - a genetic disorder, affected by the environment. It is a world wide condition, knowing no boundaries and increasing rapidly. Since disabilities such as ASD are triggered by our changing environment, and since these disabilities are rapidly changing and increasing in frequency, it is entirely possible that the ideal "disability" could give some humans an evolutionary advantage over other humans. ... Imagine having a disability so severe you need 24 hour care. Imagine wanting to leave your home and caregivers to live in the one place you feel at peace. Imagine discovering you have abilities far beyond the norm. Imagine finding other people with similar abilities and disabilities, willing to risk everything to follow you. Imagine freedom. Ana did.

Let's look at the ant and the hand, the ant is helpless as the hand comes crashing down and it will be wiped out and broken by it. When it comes down to it the hand would have always been the decider of the outcome, whether the user of the hand decided to crush the ant under the hand or let it keep crawling away. It's been three years since he emerged, a being blessed with incredible God - like abilities. He decided to end the world and now every man, woman and child is looking at all the ants that they've crushed and wondering if the same insane god is thinking the same thing. Follow their accounts and the Mad god's reaction to meeting them, this is a LemonHaze project and that means that it will be a good read, I'm confident in these writers. All of them are incredible.

When everyone IRL lies, the only person you can trust is an NPC. Thanks to Bone Diggers like Owen exposing the lives behind the code, dirty little secrets can't just be hidden behind player avatars anymore. When his two worlds blur, he must decide which is more important: his freedom, or the game. The right choices will be rewarded with fame, fortune, and adventure. Wrong calls could cost him both lives. Still, playing the game is what Owen does, and he's good at it...as long as his real-life adventures don't prove more perilous than his digital swordfights. In the real world, there is no walkthrough. Wattpad Featured Science Fiction Crystal Awards Winner | LGBTQ SFF Winner in The Ooorah's Now available for wherever books are sold!

In a future world, a 13 year-old android boy named Chrome lives out his daily life as a slave to Professor Chronos, a mad scientist who works for the RRR (Robot Revenge Rebels) or Triple R. The Triple R are the force of humans and some humanoid androids fighting against the Robot Revolt. Chrome has only known life as an android until one fateful day, while looking up files for Prof. Chronos, he finds a file about himself and learns the truth about his eventful past. What will Chrome do when his whole existence depends on this information??? What type of info does Prof. Chronos have on Chrome??? You'll just have to see for yourself.