Rating: Teen (political tension, implied oppression, legal brinkmanship) Content / Trigger Notes: coercive governance themes, cultural suppression (non-graphic), political intimidation, tense negotiations. For a hundred years, the Galactic Council celebrated Humanity as a "success story": a once- isolated Deathworld species uplifted into the harmony of interstellar law. But the fine print kept growing. Treaty addenda became cultural mandates. Cultural mandates became enforcement. Enforcement became ownership. Then, without warning, Earth transmits a single, immaculately polite missive: Humanity revokes its own membership due to Cultural Irreconcilability. The Council panics- because the treaties were never meant to be escapable... and because the humans wrote their exit clause a century ago.

#HFY When humanity's first FTL test ship makes its inaugural jump, it doesn't just cross distance-it crosses assumptions. A stranded Galactic Council survey craft watches a human vessel arrive from Dead Space, the region where Council drives fail and every map ends. The Council has a word for that place: impossible. Humans have another word: home. And when the two finally meet, the question isn't why humans came- ...it's why everything else seems so fragile. Rating: Teen (mild peril, tense rescue, no explicit content)

#HFY When the Galactic Council flags a human relocation company as a pirate organization-purely because their acronym is S.T.E.A.L.-the galaxy learns a painful lesson: the difference between piracy and logistics is consent, contracts, and a truly terrifying amount of paperwork. Thanks to numerous HFY stories where I can stea.. kumph, copy some names. Content / Trigger Notes: mild sci-fi peril, boarding action (non-gory), evacuation themes, corporate satire.

A Galactic Council patrol ship finds a drifting relic: a Terran Alliance vessel lost for a thousand years... from an "extinct" species. Inside, six cryo-pods still run. When the Council's salvage team breaks the seal, they don't wake a museum. They wake a squad of SAS operatives with locked-down orders, missing time, and one question that turns every corridor into a battlefield: What happened to our people?

Join Amaryah as she discovers new worlds, new species and a new love in this sci-fi adventure! ***** It's been 400 years since World War III's radioactive fallout poisoned Earth and crippled mankind. The remaining population on the globe exists within Bio-domes to protect them from what lies beyond. Noone is allowed to grow sick for fear of spreading their illness throughout the dome - at the first sign of disease persons disappear without a trace. ******* ******* Amaryah's been hiding her sickness for a while now and exists solely to survive and hide from the government. When someone she trusts outs her secret, she flees for her life and finds herself outside the dome for the first time in her life. Prepared to meet her end as she faces the unknown charred lands of the place humanity once called home, she soon realizes that she is not alone and more so that WE are not alone. #1 in Aliens 4/8/21🎊👾 #10 in Romance 7/8/21 💕 -------------------------------------------------- Copyright © 2018 - La Shon Richardson All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or used in any manner unless permission is given by the author. This is the original story with the original characters written by the author.

When an alien named Zorvak is unknowingly captured by astronauts from a private space organization, it must find a way to escape before it's studied. With its unique bioluminescent abilities and clever intellect, Zorvak outsmarts the crew and breaks free, leaving a mysterious message behind. As it returns to the stars, Zorvak's encounter with the humans becomes a lesson in curiosity, trust, and survival in the vast unknown of space.

Vree liked his humans. They were kind, clever, and tended to be adorable, in the way that a small, particularly spiny cub was adorable right before it bit you. Of course, small adorable cubs usually couldn't shapeshift or burst into flame whenever it suited them. Tusca hired a teenager on a whim, and a doctor because they were old friends. Unfortunately, nothing is ever simple when a Red Baron is at the helm.

When a space ship crashes in the year 3047, Aurora is taken in by a group of scientists who believe that her kind are a threat to society. However, as she begins to form a closer bond with one of the scientists- will it come to light that aliens aren't truly the ones to be feared?

I woke up in a metal cell, wearing some kind of black jumpsuit and bulletproof vest. It was strange that I knew the room was metal, or it was a cell, when I couldn't remember my own name. Or where I came from or what I was doing here. The room was tiny. My feet touched the door when I lied down. I stood up and pushed the door. Solid. Locked. It wasn't meant to be opened. I stepped back and analysed the situation. One - if it was not meant to be opened, it had to be opened. Two - I didn't know what was outside. Three - I didn't want to be locked up. The third reason outweighed all the others. Instantly, I knew what to do.

"What, you wanna go back to Earth and just hope it turns out okay? Knowing all this is out here?" Sabrina and Scotty Devon's summer trip took them further than they could have imagined. A chance encounter on a London street led to an honest-to-God alien abduction, a rescue, and a trip to the front lines of a planetary siege. Not sure whether to trust their rescuer or the elderly king wanting them to stay as companions to his long-lost daughter, the siblings find themselves forming an unlikely family for a princess learning to control her amazing powers, along with her reluctant tutor and his even more reluctant Wayship. But an ancient cold war threatens to tear their makeshift family apart...if their journey of discovery doesn't kill them first.