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Trick Moon
With two factions on the brink of a solar system destroying war, the Wild Nines find themselves in the middle, with all weapons pointed their way. Davin and his crew tried to stop the war and failed, nearly getting themselves killed in the process. The last hope to build a fragile peace, and buttress Davin's bank account, is one mysterious leader who seems to have vanished. Find her, and the Nines have a chance. This isn't just some simple seek and find, though. The Nines have a reputation now, and it's attracted too much attention. Pursued by bounty hunters, enemy frigates, and their own families, the Nines are running out of time to stop the disaster before it consumes everyone they've ever loved, and even a few they don't. Trick Moon continues the Wild Nines series, a space opera story served with a side of sarcasm. Dive on in.
Galaxy War
Home. Kaishi never thought she'd see it again, and now it's surrounded by the aliens that want to enslave her people. Kaishi thought she'd found salvation at the hands of an alien that'd crashed down from the sky. Instead, she's been torn through danger and disaster while bringing the galaxy's war to Earth. Now Kaishi has to take what she's learned and try to keep humanity alive while desperate armies descend into a last-ditch battle for survival. Winning this war will mean more than kicking the creatures off Earth, though. Kaishi must gather what friends she has and get support from the galaxy's other powers to destroy the invaders, but such support comes with a dire cost. Kaishi must decide, for Earth, her friends and family, whether a life lived under subjugation from the galaxy's powers is a life worth living at all. And, if it's not, how she can fight her way to freedom. Galaxy War contains The Skyward Saga's last three novels and a prequel short story, an action-packed bundle that brings Kaishi's story to a thrilling conclusion. If you're looking to finish this science fiction epic, grab Galaxy War today and settle in to a tale you won't be able to put down.
The Spear
What is a warrior without his weapon? After his band subdues an enemy village, Malo takes his eyes off a skilled captive and loses his spear when she vanishes into the jungle night. Charged by his commander to recover the weapon or never return, Malo sets off in search of the thieving girl. What follows is a soul-searching journey as Malo finds the chance to make amends for his people’s destructive war, while learning that a warrior without a weapon can still fight for a righteous cause. A prequel to The Skyward Saga, The Spear is an action-adventure story that dives deep into the jungle to find Malo’s true heart. Whether you’ve read The Skyward Saga and want to spend more time with one of its great characters, or want to start a brand new adventure, The Spear will give you what you’re looking for. Pick The Spear off the shelf and start your adventure today!
The Farthest Star
In the far future, a dormant android awakes on a vast starship to find humanity's last hopes rest with him. Launched to carry the human species across the galaxy, Starship's generations-long journey has crumbled as machines took everything from their human creators, including life itself. Given a mission by humanity's last digital remnants, Gamma must traverse Starship's vast, dangerous bulk in search of a way to preserve Starship's original purpose. Yet Gamma isn't the only intelligent machine on Starship, and some want a very different end as the spacecraft approaches its final destination. As he confronts the mechs that've claimed Starship as their own, the key to Gamma's survival will come not only from his metal fists, but from figuring out why Starship's humans fell in the first place. A far-future science fiction action adventure that blends the real and virtual worlds, The Farthest Star kicks off a series that will have you wondering whether what makes us human comes from our biology, or our beliefs.
The Riven Trilogy
Turns out, being the dead's most desired man sucks. Carver's burning his days doing Guide work, patrolling Riven and helping its lost souls find their way while, back on Earth, World War One ratchets up the lives waiting for Carver's help. Problem is, those lives don't like waiting around, and when a new, angrier soul starts gathering the dead and directing them at Carver, being a Guide goes from dangerous to deadly real fast. But why Carver, and why now? With his fellow Guides, Carver has to figure out why he's been marked and how to get the souls off his back, all while keeping Riven from spilling over. Because if the dead get back to Earth, life's going to have an unpleasant end. Solving ...
The War of Winds
The Seven Isles are at war. Wax and Eujo, pursued by assassins and soldiers alike, head to the spire isle of Kance to prepare for invasion. They expect an onslaught of metal and magic, but the truth is something far, far worse. Beneath the earth, an army the isles have never seen marches towards Kance, with their own survival at stake. Win, and the fiends can save themselves from their collapsing home. They can not, will not, lose. As war begins to tear apart the isles, Quik returns to Vis, aiming to free his jungle home from brutal occupiers. He's outnumbered, surrounded by enemies, but the hunter has claws, and knows how to use them. Survival, though, isn't enough. Quik promised to help his brother, a vow he means to keep. The War of Winds continues the epic fantasy adventure of The Seven Isles series, where seafaring swords clash with fiery terrors, living legends meet their immortal matches, and the last gift of a dying god might be the end of everything. If you're looking for a grand adventure, dive into The Seven Isles today.
The Metal Man
After a disaster on the Moon, Mox’s search for strength brings him to a dangerous scientist and a choice between the life Mox knows and the vengeance he desires. The Moon. Now a sprawling city, dependent on its sealed domes for life. Mox handles security, and security is falling apart. To save his home, the people he loves, Mox has to find a better way. Even if taking that road might cost him everything. The Metal Man is a sci-fi action prequel to The Wild Nines, running alongside Mox as he faces the most difficult choices in his life, the crucible that forges one of the most formidable mercenaries in the solar system. If you’re looking for a new adventure with fascinating characters in a not-so-far future, start your Wild Nines journey with The Metal Man today!
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Clarity's Dawn
To survive on an alien world, Kaishi must decide whether to trust the creature inside her mind, or reject it and risk everything to fight for her freedom. Ignos lied. The alien promised to take Kaishi and her friends back to Earth, to home. Instead, Ignos has brought them to its own world, teeming with other parasites that see the humans as hosts, and a potential gateway to their own survival. The Sevora make an offer to Kaishi: join with them, take their technology, and forge a new destiny for both species together. With the Sevora, of course, controlling their human hosts. Across the stars, Sax escapes the crumbling space station and finds himself at odds with his own race and galactic law...
The Last Cycle
The Sevora have been defeated, and now Kaishi and Sax come together on opposite sides, with the galaxy’s most powerful force in between. Kaishi goes from one threat to another when the same alien army that saved Earth from the Sevora invasion demands that Kaishi submit humanity to their rule. Submission comes with gifts, peace, and a promised place at the galactic table. Resistance means certain destruction. Her choice seems forced, until Kaishi sees a struggle unfolding as Sax leads a rebel assault on that same army in a desperate attempt to restore freedom to a galaxy in chains. If Sax succeeds, and Kaishi joins his effort, then she might win Earth’s freedom. But if Sax fails, then Kai...
