It's been six months since Ellie's faked death, and nothing anymore is as it seems. Her sister is power-hungry, her father is satanical, and her mother is obsessive. Time is running out to stop her father's mission of spreading his genetically-modifying virus, but with the Prophets to worry about and a world that thinks she's dead, there's so much else to take care of first. However, as she finds out, she can't do it alone, and she can't do it as the unfeeling killer her mother is trying to make her. So that leaves only one option. Ellie risks everything by running away, but together again, her and August may just find a way to stop her insane family. If they don't die first, that is.

Ellie is a soldier in a world without governments. A generation ago, a series of financial crises caused most of the world’s governments to collapse, and left many of the people in those countries in terrible personal debt. Since then, the worst debtor nations have been under military occupation by the troops of the debt recovery corporations, and the worst debtor of all is Měi-guó, the old United States. Ellie is serving in the Afghan Police Action when she receives bad news from home. She is told the daughter she hasn’t seen in years is dead. She flies home from war, upset, to do what needs to be done, but once there she finds out all is not as it seems. Ellie’s daughter is alive and unhurt. She is being held by of one of the many debt-recovery corporations. Held, for leverage, to make Ellie do the corporation a favour. Ellie’s daughter will be returned unharmed if Ellie does as they wish. The son of a company director is lost somewhere in the wilderness of post-debt-restructuring America, and hasn't been seen for three days. The company wants Ellie to go and find the kid, and Ellie doesn't know if she can. The one rule she's stuck to all her working life is to never to go to America, but now she might have to. She will have to, if she wants to save the daughter she hasn't seen in years. This is fairly dark and gritty near-future dystopian SF. ----- Debt Collectors War is now on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00QZG1RHI/ Also on iTunes and B&N and other places. Just if that's easier to read that way! But please don't feel obliged or anything, and thank you for looking -----

There is no such thing as a good side and bad side in a war. We are both the good and bad side. It just depends on your perspective. At the end of the day when the sun goes down we are still the murderers who took the lives of hundreds and sometimes thousands. We are still the ones who have orphaned children. And you call us saints but no, soldiers are murderers who hide behind patriotism and lies. -Lorelei Jameson WARNING THIS IS A SEQUEL. Go read Journey before you read Ascension. Lorelei and Indiana escape from Headquarters only to find out that the war is in full swing. even though the Colony is getting more and more recruitments everyday they still only have a fraction of the amount the Extorians have. They start to receive aid from a planet known as Orion A in the Orion Binary system. The people on Cambaar start to wonder if they really are on the planet of Cambaar. Someone is keeping secrets and they might decide the fate of the Colony. The plan to end the war just might work but it is the most controversial topic in history. The people of Cambaar split into two sides over the final battle. Lorelei still doesn't believe it will work. As the war rages forward relationships unravel. Sanity is lost. And blood is spilt across the forbidding land. They finally begin to understand what it means when they hear "The price of war isn't just blood". 5- nuclear war (6-17-19)

Who killed Samantha Michaels? In Valley City, the center of the adult entertainment industry, some lives are worth more than others. The life of a controversial porn star is not worth much. When Samantha Michaels, better known as Samantha Sparkles, was murdered, her case went cold before the investigation had even really begun. The police made no serious effort to investigate, and the people she worked with were only too happy to forget her. Her younger sister Chloe wasn't. So Chloe takes matters into her own hands. Shortly after her eighteenth birthday, she leaves her old life in Oak Springs behind and moves to Valley City to find out who murdered her sister. She infiltrates the industry responsible for her sister's death, willing to do whatever it takes to get close to the untouchable figures who pull the strings from the shadows. To achieve justice for her sister, she is willing to sacrifice her dignity, her innocence, and perhaps even her soul. But what is one more sacrifice in a city built on exploitation? ~ What is Saccharine? A dark and gritty revenge thriller: This is a story about the all-consuming desire for justice in a treacherous neon-lit city and a morally bankrupt industry that's ready to fulfill every desire... except that one. A competent female protagonist: Chloe is intelligent, cunning, determined, and willing to get her hands dirty. She's not always perfect, but she's no helpless victim either. A slow burn murder mystery: Chloe's investigation into who killed Samantha is the heart of the story. She finds clues, follows leads, questions suspects and sticks her nose into dangerous stuff, discovering an abyss of crime deeper than she ever suspected. ~ A fair warning: There will be some mature content and sexual themes and content in this series. It's not the core of the story, but unavoidable in this setting. If either of these make you uncomfortable, this series might not be for you.

Thrown through a dimensional rift from her war-torn world, Eve awakens in the ruins of a post-apocalyptic Earth she doesn't recognize. Amidst machine hordes and deadly missions, she encounters 2B-the elegant, blindfolded YoRHa android whose deadly precision is matched only by the unexpected warmth she senses in Eve. As Eve integrates into 2B's operations, their bond grows amidst battle, survival, and stolen moments of intimacy. From hidden hot springs to weightless encounters in derelict spacecraft, their forbidden romance intertwines passion, vulnerability, and unyielding desire. Together, they must confront a fused Naytiba-machine threat, navigate the chaos of converging worlds, and decide whether love can defy fate itself. Content Warning: This story contains sexual content, including lesbian erotic encounters, bondage, sensory play, and adult themes. It also depicts violence, graphic combat, post-apocalyptic settings, and elements of dark fantasy and science fiction. Reader discretion is strongly advised.

In a world undone by sunlight, chaos, and the human condition, a sanctuary rises-deep underground, meticulously designed, and exclusively female. Here, survival isn't the end of the story. It's the beginning of an experiment: What if we could start over? What if we could build something better-not just safer, but fairer, freer, and more human? But even in paradise, grief lingers. Power shifts. And dreams come with rules. In this haunting and hopeful novel, two women find themselves caught between who they were and what this new world demands of them. As the walls of protection begin to feel like something else entirely, they must decide what kind of future they're willing to build-and what they're willing to lose along the way. Society for the Advancement of Females & Enrichment of Talented Youth

Two sisters. One truth. One of them is dead. When Sierra Vale dies under suspicious circumstances at the powerful tech giant HelixCorp, her twin sister Sienna knows it wasn't an accident. Now, with a stolen ID, a chopped haircut, and a rage burning deeper than grief, Sienna steps into Sierra's perfect corporate life to find out what really happened. But the deeper she digs, the darker it gets - secret experiments, missing people, and a file with her own name on it. They thought they killed the quiet twin. They didn't count on the storm. She's not just here to uncover the truth. She's here to bury the people who buried her sister.