Over a century after the failed colonization, the backing government finally agreed to launch another expedition. This time instead of trying to spread to a new world, the expedition's primary goal will be to discover what happened to the original craft and its crew. Will the new journey answer the numerous questions of the homeworld? Or will they share the same fate as their lost kindred...

They were born from the stars, but the world refuses to let them stay. It has been three years since the Genesis Flares, the solar phenomenon that gave birth to Astrans: beings with abilities beyond human comprehension. Some see them as miracles, others as abominations but to those in power, they are a threat that must be controlled, exploited, or eradicated. Fear spreads like wildfire, and war is inevitable. Among the displaced and the hunted, a survivor fights to carve out a future for her people, refusing to let them be erased from history. By her side stands the one who saved her, a sister in all but blood, a friend who has vowed to protect her, even if it means keeping dangerous secrets. As alliances fracture and loyalties are tested, they must navigate a world that has already decided what they are: enemies. In the heart of the conflict, two minds once dedicated to progress now wrestle with the weight of their own creations. One, a scientist bound by failing health, seeks to undo the greatest mistake of his life before time runs out. The other, an engineer thrust unwillingly into war, struggles between duty, regret, and the burden of being the only one left to fight. Lines blur between vengeance and justice, survival and sacrifice. The choices they make will determine not only the outcome of the war but the future of the Astrans themselves. Before the war, before the fear, they were all the same. They were all stardust once.

12 individuals from a dystopian world had their humanities stripped away and had their consciousness uploaded into spacefaring war machines. In a post-apocalyptic solar system, they are forced to dwell into their own mysterious pasts to collect tiny fragments of details to help them uncover what had caused the end of humanity.

When Tony Stark realizes the Avengers cannot always be there to save everyone, he puts together a file. Initiative: Vanguard. Young heroes who are to be Earth's first line of defense when a threat is ...almost Avengers-level. The first part explores the pre-heroic life of Greyson Shepard, AKA Crosswind. Greyson Shepard, played by a young Brandon Butler Emmett Shepard, played by Colin Ford Edwin Shepard, played by Jared Padalecki Amelia (Shepard), played by Inde Navarrette

Eric is given the opportunity to create and modify a simulation-world. Eric's world includes unique features, intertwined systems mechanics, and it connects to other user-created worlds. After falling into a unique medical condition, the VRC, a virtual reality corporation, offers Eric a deal to enter and be a creator regarding the Simulation-multiverse. The Simulation-multiverse is a man-made nexus in which Eric, AGIs, and others are able to interact. Later, in Eric's Universe, a character named Jeff searches for Eric. Eric's completed world creation process had set the foundation for later adventures to occur, enabling Jeff and others to engage with Eric's world and it's elements and features. The Simulation serves as a recreational pastime activity and is ""also designed to prevent individuals from experiencing extended periods of isolation and missed life opportunities whereby it prevents such by addressing the concern of hospital patients who may awaken after prolonged hospitalized states, such as a patient regaining consciousness after 30 years unconscious, only to discover they have limited time remaining (perhaps 15 years) to accomplish their life goals". Without such a simulation, these individuals might feel profoundly deprived of three decades' worth of potential experiences, relationships, and achievements they could have enjoyed had they remained conscious during their hospitalization".

The Story Is set in alternative world where humans have found a way to travel on different planets way faster than in the real world thanks to the alerkis ore, which generates massive amout of power, that was used to create Space elevator. In the year 2941 Alexander Ariwret established the Planet Union of Askadra or just simply Askadra. Later in the year 3035 the Askadra was divided to district Raliweria And district Tunderhok. Raliweria Is a home to people that Are interested in technology And overall the growth of the human civilisation. Tunderhok is a home to people who live a normal life. Well that's what they say in Raliweria.

When 17-year-old introvert Alex and popular drama star Mia are pulled together by a mysterious new girl at school, life gets weird fast. Because the girl-Lila-claims she's their daughter... from the year 2045. With a glitching time-travel bracelet, mounting paradoxes, and Mia's jealous boyfriend in the way, the trio must fix the timeline before Lila fades from existence.

Welcome to planet Neobadia. Ethan and Killarla are running for their lives from the Headhunters on a bitter cold planet, where only Nectar could keep them warm enough. The lifeblood of the creatures of Neobadia. It is not just the Headhunters, but there is an intelligent lifeform lurking beneath the ice, watching their every move. The monster of a worm breaks through solid ice, looking for a meal. When Killarla goes missing with a bounty on her head, the Headhunters are the first to be blamed for her disappearance. Ethan has to face his wickedest fear and enters the Headhunter guild to find his beloved, not knowing a war is on the brink. Survival on this dystopian planet is below zero when the protagonist Alek comes onto the stage; the leader who unites the Revolters standing against the Headhunters tyranny, who murdered his race in a science lab. Alek must persevere to save Neobadia with his special organ, like a second heart, which is pumping green Nectar through his veins. Giving him the edge on the coldest planet ever inhabited. If you liked NEOBADIANS, please leave a review on Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/ronaldbunch

Henry, a seasoned ice scout, is tasked with hunting down Tarina, a rogue scout who's been siphoning energy from anchored ice balls, rendering them useless for the bridge to Proxima Centauri. Each theft delays the mission, threatening the slow behemoths-massive ships carrying humanity's remnants-that rely on these resources. But when Henry finds Tarina, he discovers the thief isn't hoarding for greed. She is creating a fragile sanctuary since she won't sacrifice herself for a centuries-long doomed plan. Tarina's defiance forces Henry to question his own loyalty, culminating in a choice that could redefine his purpose-or end it.

London, 2050s. Len makes a living betting on war, guided by a faulty AI that always seems to know what comes next. When a woman he cares about vanishes, the voice urges him to follow. His search pulls him into a conflict no one fully understands. And the closer he gets, the clearer it becomes that the war isn't what it seems