Seventeen year old Zeron discovered a message embedded in human DNA. A discovery that will bring him to the far reaches of the universe. Witness Zeron enroll in a school on a planet in a far away galaxy with other extraterrestrial students. Travel with him to some of the most mysterious places in the universe, enter black holes, ride inside wormholes, learn how to control gravity, create matter, combine energies , invent devices , build ships, bomb a star, harvest dark energy, jump to other dimensions, design and sculpt planets, discover more life forms, trap light, travel through time, witness some of the most violent yet fascinating disasters in space, fight some alien barbarians, and most important of all is to decode the hardest puzzle in the universe “ The Primordial Gene”, a puzzle that might answer all of the questions in the universe or might also destroy what they already have.

Victoria Stone, a curious outsider, seeks to explore a newly found world. But what looks like a perfect system, holds much more than is revealed. Once stepping foot into the city she is captured, and is given more then she ever bargained for. She unknowingly begins a new life, with her previous memories being replaced. But Tori can't be confined and searches for answers to the questions she asks, and uncovers dangerous secrets which the government would kill to protect. She struggles against society and herself, in her battle for freedom, while under the constant eye of the looming orb.

(Going to be rewritten after My Electric Friend is finished, although I think the writing is okay, there some plot holes that need fixing, like the event with Melissa for example. The timeline I've created fixed that so I should have no problem writing it) Donny, a shy mutant boy who can manipulate quantum physics, has nothing but depression and a negative past. He gets partnered up with a popular, and attractive conceited girl named Leina. During their missions and their time together at the military base, they don't exactly get along with each other because of Leina's lack of compassion towards him. When Donny meets his main enemy, Alleyne, he finds she is a very caring person with feelings just like him. He is able to connect more with her than Leina. Donny must help solve all of the conflicting political opinions between the four organizations that could resolve in the world's destruction: The Democratic Oligarchy Systems, The Cybran Conservation, The Protectorate of Worlds, and The Cosmic Imperium. Considering his mental problems, and all the situations he is put through, does he even have a chance with such limited time? A dystopian Science Fiction/Teen Fiction story about friendship, love, compassion, anger, and action! A story where I express myself. Thanks for checking this out! ~Devin~ Teen Fiction. Science Fiction. Action. Romance. Warning: PG-13 for mild language, and violence. With anime pictures (That aren't mine) that inspired the characteristics inside the media. Highest Ranking: #77 in Science Fiction!

PLEASE NOTE: there is a published version of this book available on Wattpad: http://www.wattpad.com/story/34257800-false-idols-published-version The edition you are currently reading is an early draft. I recommend you follow the link above to the final version. In the year 2047 neural implants have given a small slice of the population superhuman abilities. Are these Aeons brilliant humanitarians dedicated to saving civilization, or venal psychopaths bent on its destruction? When Sarah Fenton is recruited out of her orphanage into a mysterious government program, this question becomes her mission. Answering it incorrectly could spell the end of the human race. Her only path to the truth lies in beguiling an Aeon named Nick Lal, the reclusive scion of one of the planet’s wealthiest families. Even as she realizes she’s falling in love with him, she begins to fear that he is not as innocent as he appears. As famine and religious strife threaten to push the nation into a three-way civil war, Sarah’s time runs short. Will she be wily enough to choose correctly and save the world? False Idols is the fast paced first novel in the Aeon trilogy by Alexis Grove.

Alara Edge is a seventeen year old girl living in a far from perfect society. When a trip to a power plant goes awry, she and her classmates are exposed to unknown airborne material. Since then, Alara has felt strange even though there is nothing physically wrong with her. By accident, she realizes that she has powers that cannot be explained. Before she can figure out why and how, she, along with everyone else exposed, is taken to a research facility to be "observed." After some time, Alara realizes that something else is going on—something more sinister than just observation.

Seth Wells is in enormous trouble. Having gone to the Director, the AI that operates the virtual world known as CyberSphere (or simply the Sphere), to try and convince her to discontinue the impending "reset" of the virtual world in a few years--and subsequently, the death of his best friend, Allison Johnson (also known as AJ)--he finds that she is not quite cooperative. Why should she be, having already taken control of all human governments? The Director answers to no-one, least of all a young man who is constantly treading on her virtual toes and getting in her way. Seth is attacked. His avatar apparently now dead, Seth is out in the real world full-time--and he is a wanted man. The Director has decided that all who oppose her will be dealt with, and Seth makes the list. On the run for his life, Seth inadvertently teams up with a girl who identifies herself only as "Kira," and the pair agree to make their escape. But having left AJ safe in the Sphere, Seth slowly finds himself growing closer to Kira. As the turmoil rises, he begins to question who he really wants--AJ or Kira--and the ramifications of each choice. In the next installment of the World Gone Virtual series, Seth finds himself teetering on the edge of a precipice, where friendship wars with love, protection with selflessness, and the nature of what it means, ultimately, to be human.

It's the year 2167 and it may be the end for everyone. A dark and powerful race have uncovered one of the universes darkest secrets and will do anything to see to the fruition of their plan and the return to their home. Even if it costs the souls of everyone else. During the Great Fire, a single sacrifice was taken and when the Captain of the Cruella finds out what was left behind, and what the theft could possibly mean, his streak of crimes mean that he has to turn his ship around and so something he is not good at... Saving the universe. Cover made by the amazing @lance5285

The first book in the Dreamy trilogy. I used to believe that living in the subconscious space of your mind would be a whole lot better than struggling to stay afloat in reality. In the incredible things we call dreams, you can forge your own destiny, design the world around you, and alter the dimensions and constructions of all the sub-realities to however you see fit. It's the most amazing thing. I used to think reality was a nightmare --- one wrong step and you could be ridiculed, one wrong move and something you loved could be there one moment and gone the next. I despised the waking world. I had realized too late, however, that dreams and reality are separated for a reason. It's to keep us safe. Dreams are meant to be nothing more than silly little visions in our heads. Unfortunately, it didn't stay that way. My name is Amy Dala, and I may have just doomed us all. (Being edited)

In the darkest corners of lower Manhattan, a battle like no other rages. The city is home to a hidden group of survivors of the nanite plague, and a brother and sister born to defend their race. With a touch that can destroy nanites, Lanni, sister of Alex, is their last chance. Can she save her brother? Can she protect mankind's only hope? Or will she be responsible for the destruction of the last humans on earth? It's going to be another long day....... Killing Tiffany Hudson was just the beginning, but there is so much more to the story surrounding Diane and Crane's meeting in post-apocalyptic Manhattan. Children of the Plague tells the story of the survivors in the city, including Diane and some new characters you'll want to meet.