A murder mystery in space, a frontier marshal investigating and a young girl who is the key to it all. Highest rating in sci-fi: #2!

SIREN is a novel about six people from around the world selected by the UN to investigate a strange musical transmission emanating from Neptune's orbit. They're given a spaceship with cutting edge technology, placed into an induced coma, and expected to report back in three years time. But when the awakened crew arrives at the origin of the transmission, their electronics malfunction and they're driven through the Kuiper Belt. With their engines ruined, oxygen supplies dwindling and one of the team members suffering from hypoxia, time is of the essence for the troubled squad. Their situation grows ever more tense when Tommy Fletcher discovers three alien ships watching their every move. Tommy Fletcher, the protagonist of SIREN, is the resident linguistics expert who over-thinks, second-guesses and has a habit of biting his nails. He may be in his late twenties, but Tommy's ceaseless trepidation makes the rest of the hardened crew feel like he's fragile and witless. Will the chaotic events happening around Tommy break his brittle will, or can he shed his hesitant demeanour and become a hero?

1776, the Battle of Long Island is at the presence, and Edward Queens falls in the brink of battle. But death is just the beginning because when Edward suddenly comes back to life with superior strength, and the ability to control fire, he is sent to an asylum for years upon years. He becomes immune to time and age in the asylum, so when he comes back out 200 years later he immediately goes into the military to fight in Vietnam. He does many terrible things while fighting, like killing a fellow soldier. Now he is in hiding, with his girlfriend who also has strange abilities, off the grid. He thinks they are safe until a bounty hunter finds them and pushes them out of hiding. Edward decides to take things into his own hands and fights them head on, but he can't do it alone.