Browsing: Colonization

At the edge of known space, Marine Lieutenant Gant Maker continues his vengeful pursuit of the alien race known as…

This series starter has over 750 five-star Goodreads ratings! When a lieutenant disappears from an orbital space station, colonel Carl Butler must descend to the war-torn planet below to find him… “A tough, authentic-feeling story that starts out fast and accelerates from there” (New York Times bestselling author Jack Campbell).

My name is Louise and I am no longer the last human on Mars.It’s been one month since Louise’s men…

“An exciting space opera filled with mystery and action” (USA Today bestselling author Daniel Arenson): Earth is dying, and a collection of colonies has formed across the solar system. But when humanity is threatened, can a crew of unlikely heroes save the day?

In this phenomenal series starter, a troublemaking runaway and a starship captain must band together to save the planet Absalom Delta from a terrifying alien force that will stop at nothing to destroy humanity. An explosive sci-fi adventure you won’t be able to put down!

Bronze Medal Winner – Readers’ Favorite Awards 2018The future of the human race hangs in the balance. A powerful alien…

When a renegade thief and a genetically enhanced mercenary collide, space gets a whole lot hotter!Thief Kara Shimsi has learned…

The System has arrived on Earth — bringing an altered apocalyptic reality — and John’s weekend getaway in the Yukon just turned into a battle for survival against an onslaught of aliens and monsters… This series starter has nearly 1,100 five-star Goodreads ratings!

Centuries from now, a powerful drug has turned humans into a subservient species — until a rebel named Jamus vows to overthrow their alien masters… Join his fight for freedom in this engrossing sci-fi adventure!

“Superb” (Publishers Weekly starred review): Hundreds of years after the Exodus Fleet left a dying Earth, people still live on the ships, though many have left for alien colonies. When disaster arrives, the citizens — including an apprentice, an academic, and an archivist — must examine their very way of life.