Alec Byrne was once a “taxpayer-funded lethal weapon,” an elite Air Force Special Operations Lieutenant whose career ended in a shattered spine and a wheelchair. Trapped in a purgatory of self-pity and alcohol, his only hope for redemption comes from a top-secret military project: the Exoskeleton, a revolutionary “super skin” designed to transform a paralyzed soldier into a super-warrior. But as Alec takes charge of the research team to fix the suit’s flawed neural interface, he discovers the technology is a sham, controlled by remote programs and buried under layers of government deceit. The price of walking again is a torturous spinal implant that grants Alec unimaginable strength and speed, restoring the lethal confidence he thought he had lost forever. However, the line between military advancement and global conspiracy dissolves when Alec realizes the threat isn’t just external; a trusted team member is working to sabotage the project from within. Now, he must confront a manipulative foe known as the Dark Angel and navigate a web of betrayal that reaches the highest levels of the Pentagon. In a world where technology and treason combine, Alec and his unit of outcasts—the P.H.A.N.T.O.M. Cell—become the only line of defense against L.E.G.I.O.N., a shadowy organization intent on global domination. For Alec, the deadliest threat isn’t a bullet; it’s the chilling possibility that his own identity has become the enemy’s ultimate target. He must decide if he is willing to become the weapon his country demands, even if it means losing what remains of his humanity. Free on Kindle.

If it all fell apart tomorrow, what would you do to survive? Marcus Adair was marking time as a bartender in Cincinnati, Ohio. Then the Omega virus swept across the face of the world leaving a catastrophic death toll in its wake. One of the rare few to survive the plague, if only barely, Marcus finds a world irrevocably altered and wholly unrecognizable. The electric grid is gone. Stores and banks are just a memory. Gas has become a precious and ever diminishing commodity. With his family dead or lost to the breakdown in communication systems, Marcus needs a purpose, a goal, a reason to survive. His thinks of Hidden Acres, the old family farm tucked away in western Indiana. It is a place of fond childhood memories filled with golden, summertime adventures. It may also be the last place where he has family. With nothing to lose, he packs his few worldly possessions into his old backpack and starts the long trek across the remains of the American heartland. Can he get there safely? Will he find family if he makes it that far or merely the ghosts of what once was? This is the story of Marcus’s journey and the people he meets along the way, who are each just trying in their own way to survive. This is the first book in the Hidden Acres series. Book 2 is “Ashes to Ashes”, followed by “When the First Bird Sings”. The fourth and final book of the series will be published in 2027. Free on Kindle.

Bybiis el Putuki and her friend Opin the healer must navigate the demands of the khalif in Utica who would turn Opin’s gift to serve him. Jesse Hartley and Hershel Henry find each other, but each is very changed from recent events. Can they reawaken the currents of feeling between them?

When Bybiis is able to force a release from the khalif’s control, she and Opin land at a small fishing village from where Mrs. Shaw is exploring the ruins of a lost city. Jesse Hartley joins them, but the conflicts that grew in Utica get more intense. Jesse is distracted when Hershel Henry invites her to rejoin her father the Consortium General at the rainbow bridge construction site. $0.99 on Kindle.

The year is 2360. An isolated poultry farming colony on Mars has discovered the secret to human harmony. The community gathers for its 280th annual Conclave, a celebration of love, community, and chickens. Free on Kindle.

From Paris, Jesse Hartley jumps back to Dolvia in the galaxy’s Westend. A bloodless coup on Stargate Junction interrupts her travel plans and sends her in a different direction. Hershel Henry is tasked with rescuing abandoned conscripts after the abusive Company withdraws from asteroid mining. $0.99 on Kindle.

Geneva, 2027. The world begins — quietly, reasonably, too gently to fight — to empty out, as capable and kindly machines take over more of what people used to do. A handful of clear-eyed people become the first to ask the question no one wants to face: when the world no longer needs you to be anything, what are you for? Literary near-future science fiction for readers of Kazuo Ishiguro’s Klara and the Sun and Emily St. John Mandel’s Station Eleven. Book One of a completed trilogy. Free on Kindle.

In The Day of Infamy – Space Pearl Harbor, a covert Iranian plot threatens to ignite a new era of warfare – not on Earth, but in the heavens. When NASA contractor and double agent David Koestler stumbles upon a seemingly innocuous satellite deal with the fledgling Republic of Tsikistan, he unwittingly uncovers a chilling conspiracy: a disguised orbital weapon designed to annihilate the International Space Station in a catastrophic collision, disguised as a debris accident. As Koestler navigates a labyrinth of espionage, political intrigue, and personal demons – from Huntsville’s backroom dealings to Mossad’s shadowy operations – time runs out to stop an attack that could cripple global space infrastructure and trigger a devastating conflict. With alliances shifting and traitors lurking at every turn, Koestler must outmaneuver enemies both foreign and domestic before the skies themselves become a battlefield. A gripping techno-thriller blending cutting-edge science, high-stakes espionage, and the specter of a new kind of war, one fought beyond the atmosphere. $4.99 on Kindle.

When Teagan Ward claims seven babies, conceived artificially after she donated her eggs to a medical experiment aboard a rotating space habitat, are her children, she triggers a fight that consumes her life in a race against time to free her from the clutches of an unscrupulous doctor and a power-mad general.

Born in Space: Unlocking Destiny chronicles a gripping tale of sacrifice and redemption in which desire and ambition collide. As a ruthless mining consortium tightens its grip on the lucrative interstellar asteroid mining business, Teagan finds herself at the epicenter of a battle for control that spans the planets. Her seven children, born in a lab as part of a daring experiment to populate future space colonies, become pawns in a larger game of power and ambition.

Only the fragment of a distant solar system discovered in a captured asteroid has the lure to win her freedom and unlock the children’s destiny. When a greedy businessman, an unethical scientist, and an unhinged general all covet its remarkable energy, one of the children spies an opportunity to orchestrate the reunion they’ve long desired.

Born in Space is the first book in the Sci-fi Galaxy series of speculative science fiction novels. If you like strong female characters, moral dilemmas, and stories of alien encounters, then you’ll love Jeremy Clift’s rocket-fueled tale of romance and resistance.

In the tradition of Ray Bradbury, Philip K. Dick, and William Gibson, “Born in Space: Unlocking Destiny” is an enthralling journey into the depths of space and the human spirit. For fans of “Interstellar” and “2001: A Space Odyssey,” this sci-fi gem promises an unmatched immersive experience. $0.99 on Kindle.