In Book Four, the war to end all wars has begun. Chromes of different colors need to unite and overcome their differences. In the meantime, the love between Asheva and Cestia is put to the test and the outcome is anything but certain... Life, death, friendship, freedom...they all merge into a new, breathtaking journey into the Territories, where a new dawn has just begun.

"Love can't be found by those who seek it but it comes to those who give it." In Book Three, violence sweeps the Territories as the Black Nation continues to bite at Asheva's heels, along with Cestia, the fallen Red Princess. Cestia has to rise above her own personal tragedy to uncover the truth about the Chromes, the Harlequins and Asheva. Asheva, in the mean time, caught between the wrath of revenge and the desire for love, needs to fight his own demons. Together, Cestia and Asheva vow to rise and fight the darkness that has taken hold of their world. And they do this first in the Twin Cities, where the Orange and Yellow Chromes live and where divisions are not only based on the color of the Chrome... An alternate world where nations are divided on the basis of the color of its inhabitants: Chromes... A world where everyone wears masks, superstitions abound, and mysterious creatures called the Harlequins exist... Divided by greed and power, ignorance and fear, the world of Chromes can only be united by the brave and true of heart... The Red Harlequin

Book 1 of the Best-Selling Dystopian Fantasy Series translated in 9 languages and with a TV series in development! And it all started right here on Wattpad! In a world where everyone wears masks, the color you belong to determines your life... And your death. Except for strange creatures called Harlequins... THE RED HARLEQUIN is set in a medieval-style fantasy world, shrouded in superstition, and divided into seven divergent territories. Centuries of conflict forced these territories apart. And this is how they remain. Segregated. For the good of the people... Or so those in charge tell us. There is one rule however, that all nations agree upon. Handed down by the Gods. A rule that, if broken, is punishable by imprisonment, banishment, even death... Everyone must wear a MASK. Not a metaphorical one. A literal mask. Every single day of your life. This mask bears a color. The color of your nation. Your color DEFINES you as a person. It chooses where you call home... who your friends and enemies are... Even who you can love. And then there are those who do not belong to any single color. Outcasts. The ones they call... THE HARLEQUINS. Harlequins are not human. Truth is no-one really knows what they are. Legendary, frightful creatures lurking in the shadows, waiting for their moment to attack... Each nation tells stories of these blood-thirsty demons - who kill for pleasure. Creepy tales told throughout the lands to scare children... "If you misbehave, the Harlequins will find you..." But it isn't just the young who fear these soulless boogeymen. The mere mention of a Harlequin can strike fear into even the most hardened warrior's heart. Just pray you never meet one...

Ninety years ago, the last naturally-born man took his final breath, and a new world order began. Lunaria thrives as a society led by women, for women, untouched by war, scarcity, or oppression. But there's one secret kept in the shadows. The Donors... Sophie, born in the Luanaria but raised by a secretive Donor Resistance, is about to re-enter the female-led society on a mission that could destroy everything the Lunarians had built.

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.

Billions after the final Stars died out, the Devourer and its crew of pirates continues to travel across the Epak star system, eating any rival spaceship that comes across its path. After inhaling a fleet of ships tied to a crew of deserters. Aaron, the Pirate King worries that the deserters got themselves captured on purpose to finish their plan to take over the Devourer. The Pirate King's fears are only exasperated when he learns the woman in command of the deserter crew is responsible for killing his father ten years earlier. She claims to be on a noble mission to save the Coalition of Moons, a cluster of populated moons orbiting a gas giant that resides in the brown dwarf star Epak's habitable zone, but Aaron fears she wishes to complete the mutiny she led all those years ago.

Everyone on the planet Terran had been preparing for the apocalypse as an asteroid approached their world only for it to vanish out of nowhere just hours before impact. Now the humans of Terran are forced to live with the consequences of the actions they assumed would not matter in the face of the once imminent apocalypse while they wonder what truly prevented their doomsday. This collection of short stories follows different characters as they try to navigate the aftermath of an apocalypse that never even happened.

In the year 2045, the world teetered on the brink of an epochal shift, unaware of the seismic transformation awaiting its inhabitants. On the unassuming date of August 13th, the vigilant gaze of the Satellite Apollo 32, stationed amidst the vast expanse of the Aerothema galaxy, intercepted a cryptic and inexplicable radio wave. In a breathtaking revelation, this enigmatic signal bore undeniable proof of extraterrestrial existence.

In order to embark on a mission to discover alien life on the icy moon of Jupiter Maria must leave her life on Earth behind, including her father and her seven-year-old son Diego. She thought the hardest part of the mission would be saying goodbye, but little does she know what awaits her and her crew on Europa, an environment that has never been explored from the surface until this mission. Perhaps alien life was never meant to be explored by humans... Will she fulfill her promise to her father and son to make it home alive, or will she fail to make good on that promise like her mother did when she was a little girl? Note: This story was written during a challenge to write an entire book in one week! I vlogged the whole process on my YouTube channel (Patrick Procrastinates Writing), my Instagram (@memesforwriters), and my TikTok (@memes4writers). Be sure to check those out if you want a behind the scenes on my writing process behind this project! I will continue to work on Europa, but I will not update this version as it shows what I was able to accomplish in the seven days of the challenge. Please let me know what you think (don't be afraid to be mean).

☆ COMPLETE NOVEL by Lynda Williams ☆ From two cultures that should never meet, come four people who do. RIRE. The homeworld of a science-driven and inclusive civilization, underpinned by an AI network and spanning a handful of worlds. Faster-than-light pilots like Ann are essential but heavily monitored due to their reckless personalities. When a new mission will take her to the long-lost Sevolite empire after 200 years of separation, she is accompanied by the brilliant scholar Ranar, a renowned expert on Sevolite culture and language who must mitigate the impending culture clash. GELION. In the Sevolite empire, piloting aptitude is hereditary. With their superhuman capacity for reality skimming, Sevolites rule over natural humans. Di Mon is the leader of one of the eight families at the heart of Sevildom's oligarchy. Although a power broker in a corrupt and elitist court, he believes in the equality of all humankind. Meanwhile, at the bottom of society, the beautiful dancer and courtesan Von struggles to survive as a pawn in the power games of his Sevolite superiors. (cover art & design by Michelle Amy Milburn)