Captain Coder

Cornelius is a brilliant young programmer, ahead of his time in the quiet fishing town of Newtown, Bonavista Bay, Newfoundland in 1985. By day, he's just a kid navigating friendships, heartbreak, and his love for technology. But by night, he's experimenting with groundbreaking coding techniques on his trusty 300-baud modem. A genius tinkering with data compression, Cornelius inadvertently stumbles upon something extraordinary during a late-night coding session—a malfunction that alters him forever.

Captain Coder: Code of Invisibility continues the adventures of Cornelius, a.k.a. Captain Coder, as he dives deeper into the realm of his superhuman abilities. In this second installment, Cornelius works to perfect his code-based invisibility, a power that allows him to vanish from sight by programming his body to manipulate light.

In Captain Coder: Time Loop Debugger, Cornelius–better known as Captain Coder–with his trusted team, invents a groundbreaking time-travel algorithm that allows him to alter events in the past. Using his unique programming-based powers, he must navigate the ethical and practical challenges of rewriting time to prevent catastrophic events while avoiding dangerous paradoxes.

Captain Coder: The Quantum Recompiler is a thrilling blend of science fiction, adventure, and romance. It’s a story of innovation, courage, love, and the ethical challenges of wielding immense power. Can Captain Coder rewrite the universe’s rules without losing his humanity, or will the pursuit of ultimate knowledge bring destruction?

The land is dying. The truth is buried. And time is running out. After a much-needed honeymoon, Captain Coder and his team return to find a desperate call for help. A once-thriving farming community in California is on the brink of collapse — crops withering overnight, unexplainable dust storms ripping through the streets, and a powerful corporation buying up land for pennies on the dollar. As Cornelius and his team dig deeper, they uncover a conspiracy that reaches far beyond failing crops.