Seventeen-year-old Téa Lane has dodged abusive foster homes and is surviving on the streets of Houston, all in order to achieve her STEM dream to become the first Latino female astronaut to spacewalk. One day, she discovers an anomalous Native American artifact that’s a powerful seed not of this world and her life is forever changed. It chooses Téa, an unlikely hero, and endows her with superhuman abilities surprisingly around the same time that a numerous amount of young girls start showing up missing or murdered.

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If Hank Jensen fails, despite his disability–his curse–he will never see his wife or son again.

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Orphaned as an infant, Lilija is adopted by the priests of Tratalja, a growing militaristic empire. Despite being trained as an elite soldier for the city’s army, Lilija is forced to flee Tratalja. Two young warriors, Lilija and Ari, fight against an empire that threatens anyone who practices the reality-bending magical art of writing. Free on Kindle.

Cassiopeia Foster was named for the stars. But all she wants to do is run back home to Earth…

Two years after her mother died in a horrible accident, Cassi departs Earth to settle on the lush world known as Arcadia. Her father, the architect of this new civilization, tells her it’s a great honor – a chance to take part in Earth’s salvation.

But for Cassi, it means leaving her mother’s memory behind.

When terrorists attack Arcadia, tragedy strikes again… Her father is killed, and Cassi finds herself plunged into a dark conspiracy. The terrified girl soon discovers that everything she thought she knew about Arcadia was a lie. War looms in the stars, and Cassi is utterly alone on this strange new planet…

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A century has passed since meteors laid waste to Earth and new nations have arisen. In North America, the Grand Guardian of The People’s Republic of America seeks to reunite a former great power. But on the eve of war, a leading scientist dies under strange circumstances, though not before he passes along a secret so powerful it could doom, or save, all humanity. Free on Kindle.

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The Event (The Survivors Book One)
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Ten years ago, a scientist poisoned an entire city. Of the affected, half of the citizens died and the other half were permanently altered– with superhuman abilities.
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