Robots were made to serve us. But now they have other plans…

Foremost among the unbreakable Asimov laws was an axiom: A robot may not harm a human being, or by omission of action allow one to be harmed.

Unless they do something a robot mind should not be able to do … and simply choose not to.

Disobey. Free on Kindle.

Kal, a young scientist, discovers what the brain chip in his head is doing and with Amber, a chipless girl from afar, flee the city to reach a safe destination before time runs out. Free on Kindle.

Trapped in a maximum-security prison on the moon, Zeek Star knows his life is in danger and plans to escape with a group of fellow prisoners. He soon learns that escaping is not without its own perils. In order to succeed he must first defeat a sadistic AI, befriend a strange alien with psychic powers, overcome his own addiction to exotic drugs, and find ways to survive inside a deadly virtual reality game. When Zeek and his companions reach their destination, the Colony of Mars, they quickly find that their troubles are only beginning, and that to survive the dangers ahead they must tap into abilities they didn’t realize they had. $2.99 on Kindle.

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On October 15th, humanity went missing, leaving only a handful of scattered survivors behind. Now these strangers must find the strength to survive in the new world.

But they are not alone. In the stillness, something waits and watches, preying on their weakness. Their only hope is to find more survivors, rise above their fear, and face the oncoming darkness. But can they unite before they too are lost? And can they all be trusted? $0.99 on Kindle.

By 2047, no crime in America goes unsolved. When Dray Quintero learns his nineteen-year-old daughter Raven committed a heinous act, he covers it up to save her life. This places him in the crosshairs of Kieran, a ruthless federal Agent. Hunted and betrayed, with time running out, Dray must choose between saving Raven and dismantling the near-perfect society he helped create. $0.99 on Kindle.

It was a nice simple war. Just the Earth Federation and the League of Sovereign Systems fighting for the third time over who would be the supreme power in settled space, and who would have to exist in the victor’s shadow. Then the Ascendency showed up and ruined everything. One moment, Flight Lieutenant Mason Grey was a fighter pilot of the Federal Space Forces about to strike a League base located on a dwarf planet in an uninhabited system. The next, unknown starships showed up, blew his carrier to hell, killed his squadron, shot down his fighter, and left him stranded amid the ruins of the very base he had come to attack. With nothing but a spacesuit and a dwindling life support system, Mason was in way, way over his head. And that was just the start of his problems. $0.99 on Kindle.