In the near future, two teens are swept up in the battle for the internet. A fast-paced thriller about the consequences of the choices we make. Jonah Delacroix can't stand the real world - so he lives most of his life inside a global computer-based virtual world called the Metasphere, where everyone is represented by an avatar. When he discovers the avatar of his dead father, and assumes his online identity, he meets Samantha Kavanaugh, a deadly stranger fighting to keep the Metasphere free. Together, they race across the real world with a secret society to protect the freedom of all mankind. This is the first of a four books series that is published in paperback around the world by Hachette. If you like fast-paced thrillers like The Hunger Games, Ready Player One, and The Maze Runner, I think you'll love METAWARS. I'd really appreciate your feedback, and if you get pulled into Jonah & Sam's adventures, please find the sequels (there are 3!) in good bookshops or online, published by Hachette. Oh, and don't forget to vote!

The world has changed-forever. Still adjusting to their new lives, our heroes will have to uncover a dark conspiracy lurking in the shadows. ***** A year and a half have passed since Kismet infected the world with Primonium. Atlas had taken it upon themselves to protect the world from Prime-related threats. But after a series of tragic events, a sly senator proposes a plan to prevent any future catastrophes. However, this plan isn't exactly as it seems. While trying to get to the bottom of a conspiracy surrounding this plan and the senator who created it, a group of rogue Primes is trying its best to destroy everything Atlas has built. As our heroes dig deeper, they learn that their enemies are everywhere; even amongst themselves. There's no telling who they can trust. [BOOK ONE IN THE PRIME ARCHIVES TRILOGY]

In the dark corners of political intrigue, betrayal, and interplanetary secrets, a gripping tale unfolds in "Stellar Oblivion." When the President of the United States is brutally assassinated, the shadows of conspiracy stretch beyond Earth's borders, leading two elite agents, Jonathan Fredricks and Tara O'Donnell, on a heart-pounding chase to the Red Planet. As the assassins escape to Mars, Jonathan and Tara embark on a relentless pursuit, navigating the treacherous terrain of the Martian landscape. Little do they know that this mission will unravel a web of deception that reaches far beyond political motivations. The duo soon discovers a sinister plot that threatens not only the stability of nations but the very fabric of reality itself. Amidst the crimson dunes and futuristic cityscapes of Mars, our agents must confront their own demons while racing against time to expose the truth. In "Stellar Oblivion," loyalty will be tested, alliances shattered, and the fate of worlds hangs in the balance. Get ready for a rollercoaster ride of suspense, unexpected twists, and a pulse-pounding adventure that will leave you questioning the boundaries of power, and the true nature of the cosmos. Welcome to a world where the line between hero and villain blurs, and the stakes have never been higher.

When Josh Reynolds stumbles upon a stranger, he is introduced to new hope. Welcomed in to a small compound safe from the Teeth and surrounded by people, he learns he is not alone. Being on the road for so long, he was convinced he was the last of the human race; the sole survivor. With this unlikely group, he must continue to fight against the new world. He will make new friends, enemies and face challenges he could never have imagined before. Who will survive? All will face great peril, but who will survive the turmoil? "This is an outstanding book and I'm so in love with it, I can't even. I hope you never give up writing, because you're seriously a true talent and the writing world would be lost without you" "This is a well written story. Good idea and excellently written. Deserves way more reads" "One of the best I've seen on here so far" Highest rank #71 Science Fiction

Who would want to kill a time-travelling librarian? Time-travelling police detective Erik Midgard thought he had changed his fate. But now he is burdened with new knowledge that suggests the future is more flexible than he thought. He might not have escaped his predicted destiny after all. To make things worse, he has another murder to solve. At the solar system's greatest university on the moon, a group of historians and their students are using time travel to recover the great lost libraries of ancient civilisations. Travelling back to times before these libraries were destroyed, they are secretly recording the contents of all the books and bringing the data safely back to the present. They have saved the entire collections of the libraries of Alexandria, Ctesiphon, Nalanda, the Serapeum, the House of Wisdom in Baghdad and the Mayan libraries of the Yucatan and have many more still to rescue. They have already learnt countless new facts about the civilisations that created these libraries and the project has so far been an unqualified success. But when the professor who founded the project is found dead, it very quickly becomes clear to Erik and his partner Mirabi that something else is going on. Newly promoted after their success at the Time Traveller's Ball, this should be a straightforward murder investigation. But the project's staff, students and security guards are all hiding more secrets than the libraries they have rescued contain, and at least one of them is prepared to kill to protect them. But as they search for answers, Erik starts to suspect that one of the secrets might just be a way to solve the unsolvable. And if it is, could it also be a way for him to save himself?

Ardent Friend has already witnessed the Fall. The cities of Earth torn apart and those that remain forced to hide in dungeons for safety. What started as a joyous merging of worlds ended in nightmares as Rift Walkers, the enemies of all life, ravaged all they could find. The bone white abominations picked the world apart and at the end of it all, Ardent dies failing to find the hope to turn things around. When his eyes open however, Ardent discovers he has been sent back to a time before the Fall. With a second chance, Ardent swears to make things right, to prepare the world before it becomes too late. To do that, he must become stronger and head back to the reality where everything began. Back to the time when the world of Areithia was all just a game.

Blade Runner meets Orwell's 1984 in Mother's Hand. Set in a crumbling dystopian future, Earth is ruled by the all-seeing and unforgiving Mother. Kal dutifully donates his body to the military for four years while his consciousness is stored. He will wake up with no memories of the things his body has done in war. Six years later, Kal wakes screaming a name he doesn't know. As he tries to reconnect with his former life he soon realizes that Mother is not finished with him yet. As Kal fights to avoid capture he begins to peel back the lies that surround Mother's system and must discover the truth about his past before it's too late.

Sam Fisher is falsely accused of treason. He is running from his government, his agency, his friends. He is scrambling to stop something and a team of highly trained assassins is after him, led by a woman who knows him as well as he knows himself. In the hunt for a traitor, another traitor or two will be exposed themselves and the walls will come crumbling down around everybody. ----------------------------------- FANS: At the very end, I will have a special sneak peak at the sequel Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory

Alwyn, the enigma dweller has been wrongfully incarcerated by the New government because he is thought to have been detected in possession of one of the leaf of the deadlies, inbilities, he faces one of it's heinous charges of what they called, Tylsism. *** There are only seven ethereal races of supernatural abilities, each one categorized by the element(s) it possesses to fall in it's range. Three of which are the strongest lethal race, now known to the New government, that became of desperate, immediate relevance after the reemergence of the Dark war of Ghorrdon, the Imperial Blac scarlets named the race 'the leaf of the deadlies', the new government is set to terminate the races and anyone who dare to defy their laws, but when the fourth race and a quarter of the fifth race are the only chosen terminators in this government, it only seems to bring an insurrection to add to the New government's terminating list. *** ''If you vodly sleep into other worlds many times and take up a place in the life, it's really not subtle, it's prominent it may start to change you. . . But. . . You know all this, the casualties, how it not just affects you physically but mentally too, it manipulates, rearranges and lives you vulnerable, possibly more broken than you already were. . . '' ''But you don't get it, it was different this time, Dad was there, I had a house, a family. . . .a- a life. I dunno. . . That world just felt. . . like no other I had ever dove in, it was-" "Your birth home, that's why it's so different, you've only been exposed to parts of Ilandia or other realms, never one existing outside of our obit.'' He thought that his realm was enigmatic that was until he met one equal or even more so, enigmatic. . . Himself.