Arlington Moore, First Machinist Mate of the RTS Selkirk, is shipwrecked in a foreign land. Separated from his crewmates, it's taken him nearly four years to physically adapt. He's happy with his isolation, and has found a new home in a fishing village, a purpose to his life, and the love of a family he's never known. When the matriarch of the village orders him to seek out his crewmates he reluctantly obeys, if only to find the woman he still loves. But then Dr. Barcelona Cortes finds him. She brings with her a three-year-old child, and is pursued by imperial guard from a nearby kingdom intent on returning her to her prison.

After the Cataclysm, Earth was in turmoil. Continents were ripped apart, and mutations took over. Creatures from dimensions never before seen poured out and humans died by the millions. However, humans began to evolve themselves. They developed mutations to help them survive. They developed Accelerations. Follow Day Elwyn in his journey through this apocalyptic world. He starts out by peacefully attending school, but things aren't always as they seem... Current top ranking: #241

First book in the Against the Stars Trilogy When Virginia "Ginny" Miller moved from England to the Americas in the 1775 she expected a fresh start. All she wanted to do was put her life in England behind her. But when she arrives at America, she never expects what she finds. Arriving in America, Ginny is shocked to find that her only friend, Abigail Everhart, has abandoned her. Alone, in a strange new place, Ginny cannot help but wonder what is going to happen to her life. When Ginny befriends Benjamin Eby, the son of the owner of the general store, her life finally takes a peak for the better. Along with another new friend, Celia Roser, Ginny begins to see all life has to offer. But war with England is looming and lines are being drawn. Ben and Celia both are patriots well Ginny's parents are strict loyalists and disapprove of her friendship with Ben. And to make matters worse Celia, is from an English family turned patriot, something Ginny’s parents are horrified by. Desperate, her parents try to get her to befriend people like Lucy Winslow, or (heavens forbid) Bella Kersey, who come from “good English families”. But it isn't till her parents start introducing "gentlemen" into the picture, that Ginny realizes how truly torn her heart is. Ginny is stuck trying to figure out how to live life with all its up and downs. She feels as though her soul is being ripped in to. Should she follow her parents, and be loyal to the country she once called home; or should she become independent like the country her heart is rooted in?

A girl awakens in an empty city devoid of people or any semblance of life. She cannot remember her past, or why she is here. Then she meets a boy whom she so badly wants to trust - because there's no one else. But is he who he seems to be? Why is the city empty? Are they truly alone? EMPTY CITY is a dystopian teen sci-fi fiction ongoing novel about human morality, society, and love. Updates several times a week. Votes, comments and constructive criticism much appreciated!

Ouroka is an Observer and a high valued scientist who lives with his family on their home planet called Sowa. While exploring the ever-freezing peaks of Namuna Telu he and his two oldest sons, Monaggan and Kindleye, discover an amazing find. It is a jager-pod of extraordinary beauty. Only once has Ouroka seen a similar object yet the object Lecturer Vokanu discovered so long ago was broken and all they found in it were bones. Ouroka is overwhelmed with joy because the capsule he and his sons stumbled upon is still intact which means that it is possible that they had found a live human specimen. The only question that now remains is whether to open this, millions of years old jager-pod or to leave it closed forever?