Novedades

Hitching a ride to the inner solar system, the Engineer and Grace quietly advance their technologies. Their discovery triggers a change that brings them closer to each other while pulling them further from humanity. On Earth, Valen Techtronica detects an unexpected, sophisticated intrusion from Ceres Station, prompting a search for its origins. Meanwhile, a mysterious new organization reveals themselves to the Engineer and Grace. Can the Engineer and Grace outpace Valen’s pursuit, and what of this uneasy, newfound alliance? Will it help them? Or destroy them?

In an isolated territory governed by the privileged genetically engineered, a towering superstructure called the Loop erases the bodies of those who enter—no remains, no return. Journalist Bennett Stillman's daughter will face this fate too soon if he can't secure life-saving biotechnology. But has he put his trust in the wrong hands? Bennett never meant to take sides, but now he's caught between the Loop's powerful corporate management and their radical opposition.

I traveled twenty-two years into the past to change the future and prevent the nightmare that threatens the Earth. I founded the Syndicate, which has by now become the most powerful organization in the world. It comprises the most talented Evolvers humanity has to offer—I selected them personally, guided by the knowledge from the future. I have now assembled a small army of Evolvers under the auspices of the Syndicate to clear the descent from the mountain and reach an incredibly powerful monster—the Silkworm, whose abilities I intend to claim for myself.

Raised for a purpose he doesn't fully understand, Marcus is part of a system that values control over truth. His days are structured, his role carefully shaped. But when he uncovers the existence of identical clones and meets the enigmatic Imogen, his world begins to unravel. Questions surface about his place in society, the illusion of leadership, and the silent rebellion brewing beneath the city's polished facade.

Three novellas by John Fraser with the related theme of friendship:The two cities in Cities on the Plain, on a Hill are the new Jerusalem on the hill, Sodom and Gomorrah on the plain – destinations for Ahmed and Nico, two ex-pats and best friends. Ahmed, an ex-dancer, interested in the law and justice, becomes an amateur judge and Nico, ex-soldier, poetaster, small-time dealer, comes to reside in a city run by drug-cartels.What does it mean, to leave something of oneself? The protagonist of Fame is engaged to follow the past life of an ancient, who hopes to achieve a kind of immortality. ...

Survival in a post-apocalyptic world is not for the faint hearted. It requires difficult decisions and the deployment of extreme violence to hold onto what you have and take what you need. A motley clan of survivors is making its way across the country to fulfil a mysterious mission accompanying an enigmatic character.Beset by challenges, they are held together by a combination of their own will to live and their ability to share the individual skills they possess, as they continue their quest.There are others though. From another desperate place where they are also fighting for their very ...

With the help of their new allies, the Engineer and Grace create Hope's Mirage, a freighter that will help them operate Balder Corp, their new enterprise. As allies become partners and unseen enemies spark a shadow war, a fresh crew member joins their ranks. Can the Engineer and Balder Corp navigate these challenges and survive the brewing conflict?

John Fraser’s latest work of fiction consists of three thematically-linked trajectories. In the first, two Palestinians escape to humble, even humiliating work in Belgium. They manage to set themselves up as a think-tank above a public dance-hall, and their lives divide between the search for a lofty principle and the drinking and music in the floor below. The link between the levels is provided by a fussy, garrulous first-person narrator, whose own adventures turn out to signify little. There is a party, where the upper and lower worlds mingle, the protagonist dressed as moths and ...

THE FIRST COLLECTION of the Miner Stories; books 1, 2 and 3.

During Ginger Goodwin’s pre-shift safety inspection he discovers that a methane meter has been mysteriously turned off. Ginger Goodman prevents his crew from descending into the mine just minutes before the methane gas explodes leaving him trapped and waiting to be rescued 1,200 feet below Pitville while changing the lives of his childhood sweetheart Christina and their unborn child forever.

Its been a year since Josh's revolution in the game. Everything seemed fine until the universe flickered. It wasn't in the game; it was in the real world. A massive power surge despite failsafe damages the servers... and Josh's VR world. Josh needs to... has to get back in there to save his friends.

Once everything went down the hill, Muriel had no other choice but to reconsider his choices. His brothers, the ones he thought he could always believe, turned out to be people he didn’t know anymore, the government was now in the hands of a man willing to test every limit of the country for the sake of control and power, and the woman he loved - or thought he did - was…

They were the ones left behind. When the world ended, it didn’t come with fire or flood—it came with silence. The rich, the powerful, the useful—they vanished overnight, leaving behind the rest. Johnny, Beth, and a handful of others are the remainder. Not chosen. Not remembered. Just… still here. In the hollow carcass of civilization, they drift through the ruins of purpose, haunted by questions with no answers. Was it merit? Money? A mistake? Or were they simply never meant to matter?

Recover. Regroup. Resist. Rayne and the other Progeny inspire uprisings into an army against the Icari, an alien race occupying Earth and enslaving humans. Nox, Icarean King, orchestrates demoralizing assaults on the resistance through his own armies and a cult of zealous humans dedicated to realizing his vision. On the verge of obtaining his most ambitious desires, he will stop at nothing to rule not only his home planet and Earth, but Rayne as well. Rayne’s charged with generating a mutually beneficial solution for both races.

Deported is a poetic, mythic tale of Keir—a nameless, voiceless man with no passport, no past, and a calm, otherworldly presence. Mistaken for Mexican and deported from the U.S., he becomes a wandering exile, passed through over a hundred nations. In each, he creates beauty—gardens in prisons, hammocks from light, meals from memory—never causing harm, always inspiring quiet transformation. Authorities can’t identify him. His fingerprints vanish from databases. Blonde hair darkens inexplicably. Still, Keir remains serene. He becomes a whispered legend across detention centers worldwide.

In a world where memory can be mapped and identity rewritten, one woman’s invention becomes humanity’s final sanctuary and its greatest trap. Spanning decades of sacrifice, discovery, and unraveling truths, Signalborn: Terminal explores the cost of creation, the fragility of reality, and the power of one heartbeat in a system built to forget. As the lines blur between simulation and self, those within must decide what’s worth remembering and what must be let go. The final installment of the Signalborn trilogy delivers an emotional, thought-provoking journey through grief, legacy, and ...

Brady was once a big deal in the corporate world but lost it all when he exposed his ethical side, resulting in his being expelled and blacklisted his boss, Annika, a feared cyborg. Reduced to performing odd jobs, operating a pedal cab, and scavenging in the derelicts, he slogs through each day fortified by the occasional bottle of City Services Sparkling Red. One dreary day, Annika confronts him. She has a job. Despite the fact that the last time she hired him for an 'odd job,' a man's life was destroyed, he reluctantly takes it, money being the prime motivator. The job is to find the ...

Three years ago, Brady Charles was at the top of his game. Then he foolishly did 'The Right Thing,' and lost it all. Ostracized and blacklisted from the corporate world, he is reduced to doing odd jobs and operating an illegal pedal cab service catering to the residents of the outer districts. Brady is contemplating another day of idleness when Annika, the Meta human responsible for his downfall, seeks him out and offers him a temporary, 'odd job.' Someone has broken into her apartment and stolen several issues of her National Geographic collection, one of the few in existence, and she ...

To fortify himself for an afternoon of operating his taxi, Brady stops at a vending kiosk for a bottle of City Services Sparkling Red, a wine of seriously dubious vintage. As he passes an ice cream kiosk, he is startled to see a girl that is obviously the twin of Ferret, an acquaintance. The twin, along with several other girls, is being closely monitored by beefy matrons in PanNeural uniforms. PanNeural is the mega corporation dominating the brain enhancement industry, and as Brady well knows, does not tolerate interference in their affairs. After lengthy self-deliberation (and a liter of ...

As war wages, a new generation of Bells, Coaltonstones and Goodwins are facing a harsh existence under Minese occupation. These are the last days of 2075. Karl Parks may soon be fitted into the Botman Regiment, which oversees the recycling of the debtors. Karl’s twin brother's spirit, Danny, has returned from Belunga, where he was sent to fight on the front line. Danny isn't sure what he was fighting for and he wishes for his old life back when Sue-Anne, soon to be Karl's wife, was his. ESCAPE FROM TUT ISLAND is S. E. McKenzie's second young adult novel.