At 12:42 p.m. on a Tuesday, 9.23% of the human race vanished — and the planet started healing. Five Hours is a novel about what remains after the worst thing happens. It is a story...

Who am I? The name is Merneith of the House of Iry-Hor. What am I? No longer a Kemet noblewoman - not after my father sold me into slavery for his gambling debts. Not a...

When an adventurer is trapped in the distant past, the only person who can save him is his own granddaughter. The problem? She hasn’t been born yet. When John Hamman found the time machine, he...

A dystopian science fiction novel about artificial intelligence, automation, and the future of human purpose. New Geneva, 2053. Machines have taken the work. The orbital grid above the clouds powers the planet without scarcity. A...

The biggest score ever pulled in the galaxy. That’s what Jake Pool is after. He’s been across known space, pulling jobs on a thousand worlds. Mixing with dangerous thugs and murderous aliens. Always two steps...

In the exciting sequel to Greegs & Ladders... wait, what? Sequel?! It's okay, you aren't required to read Greegs & Ladders before reading this book. You could start here and be just fine. But if...

What does it take to survive in a hostile universe? The alien empire, Zlocu, has dedicated itself to evolution through violence after a civil war ravaged its planet. Now, as part of its plan, it...

Who invented the Internet? Who created the simulation? Chronos Perlman was born to find out. The son of Tim Berners-Lee and Radia Perlman—the visionaries who built the digital backbone of our world—Chronos has always sensed...

Two-time Emmy™ Award winning writer Mike Palleschi’s debut novel “Falling into Shadow” is the first book of an epic sci fi fantasy trilogy. It follows multiple point-of-view characters as they navigate a land’s descent into...

No one can open the box. Three hundred years after the fall of civilization, scavengers Sophie and Markus uncover a sealed, translucent box buried deep in the ruins of The Before. What’s inside might hold...