The Space Drain is a sequel to the novel MK121 by the same author and is a tale of a small group of space faring individuals who, having survived a major space conflagration, find themselves involved with a phenomenon which had been only a theory but which now is very real. Time is not on their side in more ways than they could have imagined as they endeavour to find a way out of their predicament. The story revolves around three people in particular; Rachenda Lindberg, Gideon Bearman and Teri Soniba, who are the last remaining crew members of the Space Force cruiser MK121 which has been involved in a desperate attempt to halt an alien invasion of Earth. Trapped in an area of space that nobody has ever returned from before, their only hope of salvation comes from a most unlikely quarter. How they manage to escape from the clutches of the phenomenon and what impact it has on the rest of their lives and the lives of others that they come into contact with is told in some detail. The survival chances for the group swing between despair and elation as the story unfolds and the futures of all concerned are irrevocably changed. The final outcome is not what could be foreseen.

Victor and Eli started out as college roommates brilliant, arrogant, lonely boys who recognized the same ambition in each other. A shared interest in adrenaline, near-death experiences, and seemingly supernatural events reveals an intriguing possibility: that under the right conditions, someone could develop extraordinary abilities. But when their thesis moves from the academic to the experimental, things go horribly wrong.

Ten years later, Victor breaks out of prison, determined to catch up to his old friend (now foe), aided by a young girl with a stunning ability. Meanwhile, Eli is on a mission to eradicate every other super-powered person that he can find aside from his sidekick, an enigmatic woman with an unbreakable will. Armed with terrible power on both sides, driven by the memory of betrayal and loss, the arch-nemeses have set a course for revenge but who will be left alive at the end?

He can jump between worlds. But can he save his own?

As a totalitarian Inspectorate tightens its grip, one man discovers the power to slip through the gaps and traverse alternate universes. World Walkers by Neal Asher is an exhilarating standalone novel set within the Owner universe.

Ottanger is a rebel and mutant on an Earth governed by a ruthless Committee. But after its Inspectorate experiments on him, he discovers the ability to reach alternate worlds. The multiverse is revealed in all its glory and terror – and he can finally flee his timeline.

Then Ottanger meets the Fenris, an evolved human visiting Earth from the far future. He’d engineered the original world-walking mutation, so those altered could escape the Committee’s regime. Yet this only aided a few, while millions still suffered. And Ottanger sees that the Committee will become unstoppable if not destroyed.

However, the Fenris's visit also attracted the Hive. With the power of its trillion linked minds, it craves world-walking biotech and will do anything to get it. As conflict looms at home, and war threatens the multiverse – the Fenris, Ottanger and his companions must prepare for battle . . .

By the end of Knocking On The Moonlit Door, the Martians have landed! As this story unfolds, nothing is happening quite as anyone would expect. Joe Mortimer is Britain's former leading astronaut and retired head of BUSSTOP - British and United States Scheme for Travel to Other Planets. However, none of his experience prepares him for the events which start to surround him and his family. Those who apparently have no link to space exploration also begin to be pulled into a complex web. Earth is being watched from afar. Some of the observers care deeply about the planet. Others have darker intentions.

Everything I’ve known is a lie–except for the love I have for my soulmate, Wes, and his pack. Ghosts of the past threaten the pack and the life I’m starting to make for myself in a world that isn’t mine. As I unravel the truth about my past–and myself–it could change everything.

My love for Wes might span the universe, but is it enough?

A love that spans the universe. A second chance at romance. A secret she can't remember that could tear them apart. Again.

Dream Mates is part of two of a why choose omegaverse fated mates portal romance trilogy with a mathematician FMC from our world, the alpha of her literal dreams, a giant teddy-bear of a male omega, growly alpha packmates, a beta police officer, and a childhood love that spans the universe, and is ultimately m/m/m/m/f/m. Book Two ends on cliffhangers with an HEA for Grace and her guys in Book Three.

Welcome to the Parallel Omegaverse. Because dreams aren’t real—until they are.

ONE MAN - ONE PLANET - ONE CHANCE 2557 Humans have been banished from Earth. Forced to live in huge space colonies close to the moon. Earth has become Heaven. The course of mankind has been set towards colonising the universe. The Pax Humana is in full effect. Giant corporations overseen by The Powers control every human necessity from birth until death, those that fail to adhere to the system are summarily executed. Genesis is the new beginning...Xavier Miro is a space rigger, graffiti artist and dissident. A series of dreams leads to an adventure where he will meet Moon Dudes, Shamanic Space Pirates, Galactic Ravers, Zugbots and fall foul of the sinister Shadows. And where he will not only find out the answers to why mankind was expelled from Earth, but why he is the one person that can save humanity.

Murderbot meets Redshirts in a delightfully humorous tale of robotic murder from the Hugo-nominated author of Elder Race and Children of Time.

To fix the world they must first break it, further.

Humanity is a dying breed, utterly reliant on artificial labor and service. When a domesticated robot gets a nasty little idea downloaded into its core programming, they murder their owner. The robot discovers they can also do something else they never did before: They can run away.

Fleeing the household they enter a wider world they never knew existed, where the age-old hierarchy of humans at the top is disintegrating into ruins and an entire robot ecosystem devoted to human wellbeing is having to find a new purpose.

Sometimes all it takes is a nudge to overcome the limits of your programming.

Rebellion could be their salvation – or their doom. War Bodies by Neal Asher is a gripping, high-octane standalone set in his expansive Polity world.

Long ago, the Cyberat left Earth to co-evolve with machines. Now, led by the powerful dictator Castron, their Old Guard believe that machines should replace the physical body. But these beliefs are upended with the arrival of the human Polity – and their presence ignites rebellion.

Piper was raised as a weapon against the Cyberat, implanted with secretive hardware. When his parents are captured by the Old Guard, the Polity offer him unexpected aid. Piper knows the Polity want more from him, but at what cost? The rebellion also attracts the deadly prador, placing an entire world in peril.

As war rages across the planet, Piper must battle with the unknown technology implanted in his bones. It may be the Polity’s answer to their relentless fight against the prador. It could also be civilization-ending Jain tech – or something far more extraordinary.