The Shipyard is where stories live between the idea and the stars.
Some are written and waiting for there moment. Others are well underway, taking shape in the dark, demanding to be finished.
Every one of them will launch when the time is right.
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The world did not end with fire. It ended with silence.
When the ships came, humanity did not fight and lose. It was sorted. Catalogued. Marked. The invasion lasted days, and when it was over, the survivors were not prisoners of war. They were inventory.
Hazen is one of the marked. Anonymous in a city that is no longer his, surviving on instinct and the desperate need to understand what has happened to his world. He has no army, no plan, and no particular reason to believe he is anything other than what the invaders decided he was.
He is wrong about that.
What Hazen discovers beneath the surface of the occupation will pull him into something far larger than one man's survival. The answers waiting for him are extraordinary, terrifying, and long overdue.
So is the danger that comes with them.
Hazen: The Awakened is a science fiction thriller about one man who becomes the spark that neither side saw coming, in a war that was never really about Earth at all.
The red planet is not what it was. The domes are ageing, the supplies are thinning, and the people who chose Mars over Earth are beginning to understand what the Aquila Consortium thinks of them. Not citizens. Not colonists. Assets, at best. Problems, at worst.
Ryker is neither. He is a courier, anonymous and self-sufficient, crossing the barren surface between settlements with cargo and no questions. He has survived on Mars his entire life through stubbornness, instinct, and what he has always assumed was luck.
He is wrong about the luck.
When a voice reaches him across the Martian wilderness with a message he cannot ignore, Ryker follows it into the dark beneath the surface of his world. What he finds there will not let him go back to who he was. The answers waiting for him are extraordinary, terrifying, and long overdue. So is the danger that comes with them.
Ryker: Emergence is a science fiction adventure about one man's journey from the edges of a forgotten world to the centre of a war he didn't know had already started.
When Arthur Abbott inherits his aunt's crumbling Kent house, he expects renovation work and old memories. What he finds changes everything.
Dr Emily Webb was a brilliant scientist. Driven, precise, and utterly convinced she was on the verge of something that would reshape the world. Her colleagues dismissed her. Her institution turned against her. And one by one, the people who believed in her were pushed aside.
She kept working anyway. Alone. In secret. Until she proved them all wrong.
Two years after her death, Arthur begins to find what she left behind. Hidden within the walls of the house she loved, her story starts to emerge and with it, the truth about why she died.
A truth that powerful people will do anything to keep buried.
The Gravity of Silence is a dual-timeline thriller set in the near future, moving between Emily's fight to change the world and Arthur's race to finish what she started, before the same forces that silenced her come for him.
Rilex Voss drives the roads nobody else uses, taking the jobs nobody else wants, living the life nobody else chose. As one of the last independent cargo haulers on Mars, he knows every shortcut, every ghost road, every stretch of red dust that the corporations haven't mapped yet. That's the only edge he has left.
When a storm strips back a rock face on a route only he knows, Rilex finds something that was never meant to be found. What begins as a curiosity becomes the most dangerous job of his life. Hunted across his own planet, running roads that exist only in his memory, carrying something that could change everything.
Mars has a secret. And the only man who can keep it is the one everyone forgot to look for.
Lazarus promised humanity a new frontier. A chance to mine valuable Dymantion ore on a cold, alien world. But when coordinated alien forces launch a devastating attack on the colonial compound, that promise shatters in an instant.
Soldier Gibbs rescues scientist Ashton from the burning compound and together they escape into Lazarus's harsh landscape: a world of sealed purple forests, red fields, and twin moons. But survival is only the first challenge.
As they flee across this alien terrain, Gibbs begins to suspect the attack wasn't random. Someone knew it was coming. Someone with military authority. And the deeper Ashton and Gibbs dig, the more dangerous their questions become.
Hunted by an enemy they don't understand, surrounded by a world that wants them dead, and caught between the people they trust and the secrets those people are keeping, Gibbs and Ashton must uncover the truth about Lazarus. Because the real threat might not be the aliens hunting them from the darkness.
It might be the people they trusted to protect them.