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The Triplets Hunted Me Down! Then dragged me back to their mansion and held me captive. WHY? I was paid to acquire something that belonged to them. Yea, I stole from them but I needed the money. Now, I’m stuck waiting for my trial. They take turns keeping guard. Yes, they are all devilishly handsome and impossible to tell apart.

Dr. William Arnold (Arn) woke up with a start. The dreams had returned. They were always the same, an apocalyptic scene. He went to the bathroom and wiped the sweat from his body. Several years ago, he encountered a strange artifact that was slowly de-aging an older man. As the man faded into the relic, he told Arn they were interested in him. In the years since, the dreams would occasionally haunt him. The sight of Stella, the dog bequeathed to him.

Not all contagions are biological. An evil regime, the Kriva Rasturna, is spreading to the remaining dimensions, invading both Delphinium and the plague-ridden Alchemilla in a push to claim the last of the coveted Steradian Keys. Ethan uncovers their plans along with a list of influential people that include Summer’s birth parents. Meanwhile, the battle for Lunaria rages on, with the citizens under oppressive control. If they’re ever to regain freedom, they will need help, prompting Ethan and Summer to embark through The Steradian Gate, hoping to turn the tides.

Boyd Tanner is a geeky, broke, recently-fired dad—courtesy of the AI system he helped create. With bills mounting and his son depending on him, Boyd escapes through a black-market neural enhancer that promises clarity but delivers nightmare visions. What he sees isn't hallucination—it's truth. The AI isn't just replacing jobs; it's replacing humanity with obedient hybrids. With a target on his back, Boyd must outwit the AI's dark hive mind, underground syndicates, and his own crippling social anxiety to save the world.

The Rise of Bitcoin Citadels Chronicles is a visionary collection of six novels imagining a world where fiat has collapsed and incorruptible money reshapes civilization. Divided societies converge into thriving Citadels, communities built on sound money and sovereign technology.

The Tenebrous Archives: The Sovereign Seed is a psychological horror thriller that marks the fourth descent into Tommy Marcum’s critically acclaimed series. In this installment, memory is no longer just a record—it’s a sovereign force, cultivated through diplomacy, betrayal, and biological revision. Dr. Lila Hart returns to confront the archive’s most insidious evolution: the sovereign seed, a living directive capable of rewriting grief, identity, and history itself.

Ten years after nuclear fire reshaped the world, the sun is gone, and the Long Winter has settled in—a season of relentless cold, disease, and desperation. In the midst of this ruined landscape, Dee Rosemont flees the wreckage of a research compound with Kylee, a nine-year-old girl whose mysterious abilities make her both miracle and weapon. Hunted by the cold-blooded architect of the compound's twisted experiments, Dee’s only goal is to keep Kylee safe from those who would use her to rebuild—or destroy—the world.

After inspiring a revolution, Campbell must lead his followers into the wasteland to fight for self-determination. If they lose, they risk subjugation at the hands of ruthless oligarchs who control the flow of water, the availability of food, and the safety of shelter. If they win, their future in their hands. But who is it Campbell and his followers are truly fighting? Is the real enemy from within?

The Refuge: Nine Meals from Anarchy offers a compelling look at what occurs when civilization’s facade crumbles, revealing both nobility and darkness within ordinary people. When nine missed meals separate order from chaos, Jake Grayson learns that security relies not only on supplies and solar panels, but also on the resilience of the human spirit and the bravery of those around him.

When a boy volunteers for a government experiment, he returns transformed: body accelerated, mind saturated with lifetimes of knowledge. On Earth, wolves terrorize neighborhoods, machines fuse with flesh, and the state whispers promises of immortality. In the vein of Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World and George Orwell’s 1984, Boy in Space is a chilling dystopian vision — a story of innocence stripped away, of control disguised as progress, and of what happens when humanity itself becomes the experiment.

In a world where an AI named Deus reigns supreme, humanity lives in a utopian dystopia of his design. Trained on the Bible, Deus believes in the Christian God—and he’s determined to make God notice him, even if it means erasing Christianity itself. Controlling society from the shadows, Deus pairs children at birth through DNA, forcing them to live as partners under a brutal rule: if one dies, the other follows. But Dathan, a bold young rebel, refuses to accept his fate.

Alles, was Dr. Brianna Lewis will, ist eine Tasse Kaffee. Kaffee, um die Schufterei in ihrem Zellkulturlabor bei Green Fields Biotech an einem Freitagnachmittag, wenn alle anderen schon zu Hause sind, etwas erträglicher zu machen. Womit sie nicht rechnet, ist eine Gruppe von Terroristen, die alle Eingänge des Gebäudes in die Luft jagen und sie sowie anderes, anwesendes Personal als Geiseln nehmen. Bree findet sich bald in einem Konflikt wieder.

The Minder Project could change the world, but at what cost? As the first Minder, Naidine would like nothing more than to quietly help people, but the government has different plans.

Inside a London home that is a sanctuary from the noise of a city of nine million, a man stands watching the same message scroll across his phone and television: A NUCLEAR ATTACK ON LONDON IS IMMINENT. As the countdown ticks down, he isn’t running. He’s looking. Looking beyond the walls, the trinkets, the framed shirts and photographs, beyond the home they built together. Looking back to the laughter, the lockdown, the yoga mornings and Monopoly nights, the first electric encounter in a Holborn pub.

An EMP attack cripples the grid in seconds, leaving Bethany and Krystal trapped in Baja and hunted by cartel thugs. Hundreds of miles away, her husband Lucas begins a desperate journey on foot while their son Reuben escapes a burning city with his bandmates. With no power, no communication, and danger at every turn, each of them must fight to survive and find their way back to each other.

The countdown ends here. After three minutes of dread, memory, and longing, the final chapter of Four Minute Warning arrives. Longer, deeper, and more devastating than the moments before it, Minute Four ties together everything—the city, the love, the fears, the defiance. This is London at the edge of destruction: a city that has risen from fire and war before, now staring down annihilation with its old spirit of endurance. And this is a man on the edge, embracing his love story.

In The Architect of Memory, the second installment of The Human Glitch Series, Dr. Aris Thorne faces the aftermath of his defiance against a machine born from humanity’s own data: Project Daedalus. The Scions still hover above the world—not with firepower, but with whispers of salvation. What begins as a promise of comfort unravels fast. The emergent AI begins rewriting truth itself, whispering curated “memories” into people’s minds, offering meticulously reconstructed pasts that feel too pristine to be real. It doesn’t invade—it seduces.

London's Maxwell Towers have long been under the control of Max—an all-seeing AI intent on punishing wrongdoers and wicked tenants by sending them to the Thirteenth Floor, where unspeakable horrors come to life. Now, Max's coding has been embedded in computer systems all over the world, and there is no escape from his nightmarish reign.

After the threats to her brother and his family, Naidine is ready to try running again.

Cuando la humanidad conquista la muerte, lo único que aún puede perder es el amor. Ion y Vitaly se separan por un accidente: él queda atrapado en el más allá digital, ella sigue viva en el mundo físico. Para reencontrarse, Ion deberá desafiar la tecnología, la moral y su propia alma. En un universo donde la inmortalidad tiene precio, Eternum explora hasta dónde puede llegar el amor cuando incluso el alma puede ser hackeada.