The Night People have been visiting Sam for ten years, since he was five. He’s terrified; he has no idea what they want and no one to talk to. Until Jade moves to town. Together, Sam and Jade explore the filthy chat piles outside of town, uncover a secret military base, and—somehow—end up in a mysterious underground world. Are the Night People aliens? Do they live down here? Do the military know about them? And why does Sam keep having murky visions of Night People, round rooms, and environmental devastation? Sam and Jade are on their own. Adults can’t help and wouldn’t believe them anyway. Besides their own high school and parental problems, Sam and Jade have to figure out what the Night people want from them! But the feelings they are developing for each other make it harder and harder to concentrate on the Night People. $0.99 on Kindle.

When a spaceship crashes on a deserted alien world, there is only one unit who can respond: Imperial Rescue Technicians.

On the surface of this hostile planet, the rain is constant, nothing electrical works and unknown terrors lurk in the darkness.

For the crew of the Vanuri, their survival depends on a few brave Rescue Techs who can get down to the surface and save them from the planet’s horrors before it’s too late. Free on Kindle.

After losing his wife and son, Orin, due to his alcoholism, Dennis Hoke feels like he really needs a lucky break. He sees the Family Royale online gaming competition as his chance at redemption. This is the moment when he can rise to the challenge and finally become the father Orin needs.

They enter the contest together, competing to see which family can come out on top. What starts out as a great bonding experience for father and son soon derails as Dennis becomes addicted to success and his newfound stardom.

Orin begins to question just how far his father will go to win? And what’s the point in winning the game if you lose your soul?

Family Royale is a new stand-alone near-future SciFi novel by Avery Blake, author of Analog Heart, Vicarious Joe, and The Taken Saga. Free on Kindle.

An asteroid on a collision course with Earth. A government coverup. A family caught in the middle.

Welcome to Falling Skies. Do you have what it takes to survive? $0.99 on Kindle.

Edinburgh 2046. Fans have been waiting for thirty-three years for TDA 6 the next installment in the Taking and Driving Away (TDA) franchise, the world’s most popular video game. Only one copy of TDA 6 remains, lodged by North Star Games with the copyright library the day before the Political Correctness Division of Police Scotland raided their office.

Criminal mastermind Milton Mowbray plans the greatest heist of his career: liberating the TDA 6 source code repositories from the high security vault under the National Library of Scotland.

Science fiction and a smidgeon of litRPG fandom in a madcap crime thriller set in a dystopian future version of Edinburgh’s Old Town. Free on Kindle.

She’s the city’s best defense. When the population morphs into mind-controlled killing machines, can she keep her hope and allies alive?

Treeka can’t tell friend from foe. As New York lies in battle-ravaged ruin, the desperate cyborg struggles to evade murderous hordes of humans infected by a maniacal doctor’s neurotoxin. And though an elite group of assassins invites her to join their underground institution, the severely injured fugitive refuses to accept the role of a paid killer.

Plotting her next move to safety, Treeka modifies her appearance to stay one step ahead of a covert sniper targeting her for elimination. But with a power-hungry scientist and a hidden enemy ruthless in their pursuit, she fears the nightmare-filled streets will soon become her final resting place.

Will Treeka live to see another dawn, or has she arrived at her grave? $0.99 on Kindle.

In the future Earth is little more than an overcrowded slum.
A solitary man must choose between his career with Planetary Judicial Contractors, a privately operated law-enforcement company, where its distinctive brand of frontier law is felt throughout the known galaxy, or his family.
His only friend knows him as Victor. But to everyone else, he’s an Executioner. $2.99 on Kindle.