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A Clumsy Hero. A Quantum Accident. A Very Good Boy. Pax is a Golden Retriever of significant floof and questionable coordination. He lives a simple life of chasing tennis balls and avoiding bath time, until a visit to the Aetheris Institute goes spectacularly wrong. Caught in the center of a "Zero-Point Resonance" explosion, Pax is transformed. He doesn't feel different-he still loves bacon and ear scratches-but the world around him has changed. He can see the energy in the air, phase through solid steel to "fetch" objects, and create shimmering shields with a single bark. But Pax isn't the only one who changed that day. In the shadows of the city, a stray cat known as The Exterminator has awakened with a cold, telepathic malice. He hears the "noise" of humanity and wants to silence it forever by turning every smart-device and household appliance into a weapon. As the city descends into a digital uprising, Pax must step into his role as The Golden Guardian. Can a dog who is afraid of the vacuum cleaner save the world from a mechanical army? "The Golden Guardian: Zero-Point Paws" is a heartwarming, high-stakes science fiction adventure about the unbreakable bond between a dog and his human, and the hero that lives inside every "good boy."

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Vin The Dog has the best life. A wonderful wife, a growing and bouncing boy, good friends and a good house. Vin is all around the goofiest dog you'll see in Toontown, always over the top, but fun and obnoxious.Yet there's something he's hiding, a part of himself he can't let his loved ones see. What is it?

Four teenagers from a dying universe wake up in new bodies on this Earth, unaware that buried memories are going to resurface. As fragments of memory from their past life return, the 3 Corporation‑trained teens and Silas, the rebel, trained by Split Sky, among them, are pulled into a collision course of truth and betrayal. With two worlds hanging in the balance, each teen must decide which version of themselves they're willing to become.

Abdo is a little bored. He decides to take a little time out in space.

╰┈➤ Toryn isn't human. not fully. she was born between two culturally different people. her father was a warrior amongst the Kaelithar's and her mother was a kind human woman who taught Toryn how to regulate her emotions. earth became a place that coexisted between two species, the mundane became normal, the crime rates went down and Earth was flourishing. when Toryn was twenty, that's when the Dravak's invaded. they were cruel, gruesome creatures in a system far beyond Earth's. they called it "Nowhere". They destroyed planets and enslaved species. Toryn wasn't a hero, she was barely a warrior, but when her family gets captured by Dravak's, she is determined to get them back. she was no hero. she was just a daughter trying to save her family. [wlw → Sapphic]

After the world above collapses, humanity survives underground, safe, ordered, and afraid. When a sudden breach unleashes horrors from the surface, Akira is forced to confront the fear he's carried since childhood. As monsters descend and secrets rise, survival becomes more than hiding; it becomes choosing who you are when the world breaks again.

Above a drowned Earth, the last remnants of humanity drift in the sky-scrap-built colonies stitched from zeppelins, balloons, and other flying contraptions. Life in the clouds is fragile. Gas is rationed. Secrets are currency. And the surface? It's a myth. A dead world swallowed by the flood. But cracks are forming aboard the Empire's flagship. Whispers of rebellion stir below the decks. As sixteen-year-old Finn begins to question the truths he was raised to believe, he's pulled into a web of hidden enemies, forbidden knowledge, and a war that never truly ended. The higher he rises, the more dangerous the game becomes. The sky was supposed to protect them. But something is shifting. And not all traitors hide in shadow. (Cover will be changed)

Description: They thought it was a signal. Humanity celebrated a discovery. But Voyager 1 had done something far worse. Signals that bend reality, technology that fails, and a presence older than the universe itself. Cosmic horror unfolds as existence itself unravels. Can humans survive the awareness of something never meant to be seen?