A People Joined Asunder is the second novel in the Quelly Clary SF series by Russ Colson. The story follows Quelly Clary, a self-taught geoscience expert who is studying a mysterious alien battle station found near Jupiter. The aliens haven’t arrived yet, but everyone knows...

As the World Burns by Aaron Ryan is a gripping sci-fi novel that follows fifteen-year-old Cooper Calloway, the most loved and most hated boy alive. A deep-core seismic experiment went catastrophically wrong when he was two. The result left Cooper with the power to unwittingly...

Kritanut Wattana’s After Us follows Owen, a programmer living in a near-future where artificial intelligence has become part of everyday life. Recently laid off and separated from Jordana and their child, Rowan, Owen is alone in his apartment when every screen delivers the same order:...

In Marsell Morris’s Alien Offensive Book 1: Nanobot Storm, billions of ten-sided metal objects descend across Earth, reaching every continent and ocean. Each device rights itself before releasing a crystalline mist. Soon, animals of every species begin hunting people with coordinated aggression, leaving cities deserted...

In Sterling Nixon's Acadia: Children of Acadia, two centuries after extraterrestrial forces conquered Earth, the fortified city of Acadia teaches its citizens that they are humanity’s final survivors. Beyond its walls, insectlike creatures called Roaches patrol a ruined landscape while Acadian soldiers earn social status...

Sage Osterberg and Ulysses Kitilson’s A Red Age imagines Irkalla, a dinosaur-ruled world where the Coalition and the Alliance have spent generations turning old grievances into a modern war. When Alliance commander Himalca threatens the Coalition with Nemesis, a weapon built to split the atom,...

Boris Plamenov Konstantinov’s After Hope follows humanity after a poisoned Earth has forced survivors into seven sealed domes and the decaying settlements around them. Teresa Rodriguez, Chancellor of the United Nations Earth Council, discovers that the water keeping the domes alive may be contaminated. In...

Don Schechter’s Ascendants is set in Boston in 2060, twenty-five years after The Jacobs Institute has turned death into a blood test and divided society into Ascendants and Biomasses. Dr. Rebecca Teller works inside the Institute hospital while trying to protect her daughters, Maya and...

In Robert James Saniscalchi's Andromidus, President Jameson enters the last year of his presidency guarding Magnanotron, an American force-field technology that has already changed military defense. When leaked battlefield images expose its existence, Chinese Premier Lu Cho turns that discovery into a covert campaign to...

A Sense for Memory by R.H. Stevens is an imaginative and exciting science fiction novel combined with stunning illustrations of alien worlds and species. Stevens uses elements of mystery, psychological thriller, cosmic horror, and political intrigue to create a truly captivating story. From the very...