The year is 2075. Although it’s against the law for robots to hold positions of power in the government and in large corporations, they have managed to do so largely because of the efforts of RobotWorld–one of the largest corporations on the planet. RW has created sentient robots that can totally pass for human.

Taylor Morris, a human, has risen rapidly up the RobotWorld hierarchy and has earned a life of privilege. But he laments the fact that he’s had to compromise many of his personal values. When he goes too far in questioning RW’s negative impact on humanity to Sophia Ross, RobotWorld’s brilliant leader, he’s fired, then marked for death by the hidden government/RobotWorld complex.

Taylor eventually becomes homeless and goes on the run. But with the help of Roz Troward, a loyal co-worker who gets fired with him; Austin O’Connor, a wise old homeless philosopher, who may not be what he appears to be; and others, Taylor must match wits with the powerful government/RobotWorld complex to save himself, his associates, and maybe all of humanity. Free on Kindle.

A future where offline privacy is illegal. A lethal plot permanently deleting people in power. One determined genius caught in an assassin’s sights.

Dr. Cole Westbay is proud of having helped eliminate crime. Groomed to take over the company that makes the surveillance chip everyone is required by law to have, he’s alarmed by a series of suspicious deaths the hardware caused. And after launching an investigation, the brilliant scientist panics when he awakes with his mandatory neural link ripped out and his recently recorded memories erased…

Arrested for the federal crime of failing to have his life fully documented, Cole struggles to get back online and clear his name. And as his paranoia grows while the bodies continue to pile up, he fears government enforcers, friends, and even his fiancée may be in on the scheme to set him up for a deadly fall. $4.99 on Kindle.

Catastrophica…
The world before the Great Flood, a time of great civilizations that are now vanished.
Who did build the pyramids of ancient Egypt?
Who were the ancient gods?
Did the Annunaki really live among us?
What really happened to Atlantis?
Who was the fair-skinned, red-headed god of Aztec lore?
There was a time at the end of the last great ice age when the gods roamed the earth and soared through the sky. A time when Atlantis thrived as one of the pre-eminent civilizations of the antediluvian world and boats travelled regularly from Europe to the far continent, now called America.
Then came the end of the world as all knew it, wiping out all of those advanced civilizations, leaving just handfuls of people to start again and build their societies anew.
Trevor Daffyd explores , through a handful of extraordinary men and women, how the ancients came to grips with their own catastrophe and asks the question, could it all happen again? $0.99 on Kindle.

Sometimes the greatest fight is to discover ourselves…

In the year 2247, Detectant Maxo Magnaveer yearns for an opportunity to prove himself in the Cosmic Law Force so he can be promoted to squad captain. When a greedy privateer, Colonel Zaza D’Rump, brazenly hijacks a shipment of synthetic foods on its way to Mars with plans to starve the colony to death unless he is given control of Earth’s shipping lanes, Maxo sees his opportunity to rise above, save the day, and finally move up in rank and prestige.

Fooled by those he thought were allies, Maxo stumbles on the slippery edge of failure more than once as he races to what could be a catastrophic battle above Jupiter near D’Rump’s secret base, Porto Blago.

With his career and so many lives at stake, Maxo gains the help of old and new friends, and begins to realize his quest may not be about proving himself to anyone, but about discovering himself and rising to his true purpose in the universe.

First, however, he’ll have to survive the showdown at Jupiter’s Edge in this heroic, humorous, and inspirational space opera. $2.99 on Kindle.