Browsing: Science Fiction

“Take your Star Lawyers, go to Pirate Space, and defend that rogue who betrayed your family,” Admiral Bianca Matthews told…

When danger calls, the gods of old unite to protect the innocent.Elise thought she was just another ordinary bastard–even if…

Dreaming as an occupation…but it’s no picnic. What must be done is not for the faint of heart, and very…

When a plane quietly vanishes into thin air over the North Pole, investigators have no leads until they find passenger Mitch Matthews’s journal. A chance discovery, it reveals the story of what really happened on board during that fateful flight…

An ENEMIES TO LOVERS dystopian fantasy perfect for Sarah J. Maas, Holly Black, and Annette Marie fans.She never should’ve taken…

Fact 645 – High heels make great weapons.Somehow, Allie always managed to attrack every sociopath within a 100 click radius.…

In a world where vampires rule supreme, 19-year-old Corina fights for humanity’s freedom — until she’s captured by the four undead princes. All her life she’s been taught the princes are monsters, but as she gets closer to them she begins to see things differently.

Lord Sharpe is traveling to India when he encounters alluring Ida Quimby, a perfumer intent on obtaining a magic serum for her potions. Their unexpected meeting on a train draws them on a journey full of mystery, intrigue, and passionate romance!

From a New York Times bestselling author comes “the best what-if thriller for a long, long time” (Lee Child): In an alternate timeline, 17th-century Europe is conquered by the Ottoman Empire. Now, in the modern era, global tensions fly as a member of the secret police questions everything… “Powerfully mixes history, culture, warfare, and imagination” (Kirkus Reviews).

From the New York Times bestselling author of The Three-Body Problem comes “a memorable what-if tale” (Publishers Weekly). After a supernova, radiation hits the Earth that will kill everyone over age 13 within a year. But when the next generation inherits the world, will they bring prosperity — or final destruction?