Earth, our home. But... something is wrong. As the nature of reality makes itself known, watch earth react, and change, with fear, hate, progress, and love. To the grand events the universe has in store for earth. As the world changes, as the universe revivals aliens exist, but not the world ending kind. As humanity realizes... perhaps the universe is too good for us. --- A story within The Everything canon, a foundation to it. This is a passion project, and I'm still developing my writing style, so feedback is welcome! If you create fan art, I'd be happy to include it (with credit). I am not willing to pay for art, or new covers at this time. The current cover may replace if I get something better. Contact Me: https://discord.gg/6nWpaDNKhY

A signal from the stars. A mystery older than time. A planet that holds the key to everything. On the edge of known space, ancient secrets are stirring and they weren't meant to be found. On the distant planet of Kepler-849c, humanity's fragile hope for a new beginning is shattered by the discovery of a cryptic signal. Dr Sai Courier, an astrobiologist and linguist, leads a desperate race to uncover its origin, but what she and her team unearth challenges everything they thought they knew about the universe. Beneath the surface lie the echoes of an ancient civilisation, their knowledge vast and mysterious. As the secrets of the signal begin to unfold, so too do questions that reach beyond time, space, and reality itself. Terramara is a sci-fi thriller exploring survival, identity, and the thin line between past and future in a cosmos far larger and stranger than we could ever imagine. Copyright © A.C. Lee. All Rights Reserved.

It's been almost a hundred years since Earth's civilizations fell, leaving only ruins and memories. Long before the collapse, they began taking humans, but now, everyone knows who they are and they fear them. The few who manage to return from their captivity tell stories of how these creatures treat humans like animals or children, tending to them like pets or slaves. Most survivors live in hidden cities, avoiding the ancient ruined cities at all costs. But not Jace and his crew. As a group of Stray Humans, they've made the decaying cities their home, roaming the forgotten streets, never staying in one place for long, and bringing all their skills to the table. They are a family, working together to make sure those things, Aliens, never take another human as long as they are near. When the aliens of A.C.R. (Animal Care and Rescue) find a new group of humans wandering the ruins of a large city, they think it will be an easy capture. But they soon learn that these particular humans have more willpower than most. They dodge every trap, disappear around every bend, and even manage to take some of the already captured humans with them. The aliens pity these "little creatures"-they just don't want to leave their home, but Earth is falling apart at the seams, and they are determined to take the stubborn little humans to the safety of one of the mother planets. No matter the cost. Warning - This story may have -Self harm -Rape -Abuse -Suicidal thoughts and actions -Violence and gore -Uncomfortable scenes (If this isn't your first alien pet book, you know what I'm talking about)

Beyond the furthest reaches of our known universe, at the very edge of molecular creation, lies something that would shake the very pillars of human life itself if it was ever to be discovered......The Veil. A fissure in space, that seperates our known universe, and theirs: a universe that existed before ours, but one that couldn't be more different, with no law-abiding societies, countless warring races, and the threat of their whole existence being plunged into eternal darkness and chaos. Hess is one of the residents of this universe of chaos, an abandoned child forced to grow up under servitude to a Flare-catching cartel. But Hess's entire life is about to change, and his fate and the journey he will undertake to escape the chaos around him, will be intricantly linked to the fate and future of his entire universe, the original universe, and the Veil itself......

Ashima has dreamed of space exploration her entire life. Finally embarking on her first mission, her excitement turns to terror when she crash lands on a planet of ice. Alone and ill-equipped to survive in such harsh terrain, Ashima is found near death by a 7 foot tall alien with lavender skin. Will he be the savior she needs, or is she destined for destruction on this planet who's residents' hearts seem to be made of ice as solid as the planet she found them on? Note: This story is meant to be enjoyable for any age, but there are moments of physical abuse and there are times where the main character remembers the events of her spaceship crash. There is no specific warning for these chapters within the book.

The aliens kill every human they catch, or in rare cases, put trackers on them to discover their hidden villages. When Natalie is caught in an ambush, she is unexpectedly released. But there is no tracker. The Saursunes have an entirely different motive this time. *** Run. Don't look back. When Natalie is trapped in an alien ambush, she is unexpectedly released. The first human to ever be let go. The Saursunes invaded centuries ago, and everyone knows that getting caught is certain death. Natalie is confused but grateful to be alive. As a porter, one of the few humans with the rare ability to teleport between special crystal formations, she must leave the safety of her desert village every day to help gather food. When other villages increase their raids on the Saursunes' farms, the aliens retaliate by hunting down every human they can find - except Natalie's group. Instead of trying to kill her and those helping her, they bring them food instead. Is it a trap? Or something else? Natalie isn't sure, but one thing is certain: the Saursunes aren't done with her yet.

A lonely country boy of the near-future wanders into a junkyard one fateful night and stumbles upon robotic creatures and an alien girl from the distant past. The girl and her Guardians need Alex's help, desperately. And, before the week is out, Alex must choose either the safety of his normal life or to join his new friend in her battle to save the last remnants of ancient Martian life from the cold-hearted creatures known as "The Others". For, within Alex FARAWAY, there is much more of the unusual than anyone can yet imagine. And with the help of his new, growing abilities, a renaissance Mars may yet awaken and breathe with new life again. All that is needed is more time, and an escape plan for his friend: The Last Martian. Written for all ages, 12 to 18+, 'Alex Faraway' is a unique Sci-Fi Series filled with dark suspense, an ancient, alien mystery, creepy villains, youthful humour and sudden, edge-of-your-seat combat. Filled with colorful illustrations for added narrative depth, Alex Faraway has been rated by one reviewer as "Not just a great book but a Block-Buster!" __________ In Addition - A technical reference to my 'Alex FARAWAY' series can also be perused as a separate, companion booklet entitled, "A Glossary of Terms (Real & Imagined)". In the booklet are real and "imaginary" physics terminologies which explain many of inventions and advanced spacecraft engine physics found within my series. Faux Technical Blueprints add an additional layer of realism and detailed explanations of the world-building facets which have coalesced together into the fascinating other-world-story that is Alex FARAWAY. __________

Humans were supposed to be cowards. The Galactic Federation's species registry had them listed as a 2 of 16 on the aggression index. Our interactions with the Terran Union up until this point supported those conclusions. They had not fought any wars among themselves in centuries, and had formed a unified world government prior to achieving FTL travel. They had responded with eagerness rather than hostility to first contact, unlike many species.

No less than two years after humanity's acceptance into the Galactic Assembly and participation in the Drev War, most aliens have still never seen a human. Rumors run rampant about these strange, powerful predators, so much so that news of them has spread across the known universe. Krill, an alien surgeon stationed at the galaxy's largest trauma center, hardly has time to believe these rumors, but a freak accident aboard a human spaceship brings him in contact with the first human he has ever met. Fascinated by their wonderful strangeness , he finds himself a member of the crew under a young and inexperienced captain with no idea what he's gotten himself into.