For decades, the extraterrestrials have watched and studied us. The public called their ships UFOs, short for Unidentified Flying Objects. The government secretly called them what they knew the ships were: extraterrestrial vehicles that they referred to as EVs. When the aliens finally chose to reveal themselves, they brought a warning that no one expected. The people of Earth had only nine months to prepare for an extinction-level invasion. With that message came a plea for the people of Earth to accept an alliance with them to resist these invaders who would soon threaten their world, too....

The only hope for mankind is Project Orpheus, an unprecedented initiative on the part of the allied governments to enable human life to continue on Kepler-442b, a planet over a thousand light years from Earth. Two spaceships are under construction, which will leave for that remote solar system with a specialized crew to terraform the planet and make it habitable. Steven Rhodes, the director of Project Orpheus, will travel in the first of them. His daughter Emily, a specialist technician in Artificial Intelligence, will follow on the second ship, five years later.

So…what do you do when you find out werewolves are real and that a single bite saved your life? Well, you apparently get sent off to a secret werewolf academy where you’re supposed to learn how to shift, fight vampires, and use whatever spiritual force a bitten has. But for Ally, whose bloodline is so weak she actually got cancer pre-bite, none of that seems to be working. What she does have going for her is an obsession with the moon that is apparently NOT a werewolf trait, mood swings coming out of NOWHERE, and an absolute obliviousness to spiritual force that means she can actually ...

They sent him to recover humanity’s last hope. They didn’t expect him to survive… or to start counting the bodies. Jake Ellroy returns in the exciting third installment of The Terminal War series, following the explosive events of Convict Company and Battle Beyond. The mission: infiltrate a derelict alien warship approaching the last outpost of mankind and retrieve the only known Faster-Than-Light drive in the galaxy. The catch? Not everyone on his side wants him to bring it back. Ellroy must navigate a kill zone of hostile alien species, betrayal from his own ranks, and the crushing ...

The Gray Lady by Thomas William Dulaney follows Quartermaster Tayg MacDermott and his crew as they are thrown into a mysterious land after a naval mission goes wrong. Facing ancient myths, supernatural forces, and unseen threats, Tayg must rely on his military skills to protect his crew and uncover hidden secrets. This novel blends military action with fantasy, delivering a gripping tale of courage, survival, and leadership in the most unexpected of places.