The world ended faster than anyone thought it could. When the dead began to rise, Martha Maxis and her team discovered the outbreak wasn't from their world. It came through a breach from somewhere else. The Dark Aether. A twisted mirror of their world where the dead never stop coming. Maxis volunteered to cross over and find out how to stop them. She was supposed to be gone for hours. For Kestis, Callaghan, and Williams, she was missing for one month. For Maxis, it was four years. When she finally repairs the portal from the other side and falls back through, she's scarred, burned, and no longer the woman they remember. Maxis knows how to survive the Dark Aether. She knows what hunts in the darkness. She even knows how they might stop the outbreak. But she doesn't remember her team. She doesn't remember her life. Now humanity's only hope lies with three Hearts buried somewhere inside the Dark Aether. To destroy them, Maxis has to go back. This time, she's taking the three strangers who once meant everything to her.

This is a story about 2 droids one is a droideka with no weapons the 2nd one is a R9 they find each other when they were left there to rust on an unknown planet

When a mysterious virus begins turning both humans and animals into terrifying undead creatures, wildlife veterinarian Miray Khan is trapped inside the city's famous zoo. Armed only with her medical knowledge, agility, and an old lighter she never leaves behind, she must escape. Unfortunately, her only ally is Rashid Haleem, the zoo's notoriously grumpy head of security, who would rather work alone. As they navigate escaped predators, infected animals, and desperate survivors, they discover that the outbreak was no accident.

When Spider-Man died, New York lost more than a hero. Crime exploded across the city. With no one left to protect the streets, gangs, criminals, and corrupt powers began taking control of neighborhoods that Spider-Man once kept safe. Nowhere feels it more than Flushing, Queens. For Ken Park, an ordinary Asian high school student, Spider-Man was more than a superhero. He was proof that someone could stand up for people who couldn't stand up for themselves. So when tragedy leaves New York without its web-slinging protector, Ken makes a decision that could cost him everything. He'll become the next Spider-Man. But wearing the mask doesn't make him a hero. As Ken struggles to balance school, family, friendships, and the dangerous streets of Queens, he soon discovers that he isn't the only one who was inspired by Spider-Man's legacy. Others have taken up the mask. Some want to protect the city. Some want revenge. And some have their own reasons for becoming Spider-Man. In a New York where anyone can wear the mask, Ken will have to answer one question: What does it really mean to be Spider-Man?

Harlow Blackburne, an incarcerated teenager and an enthusiast of the famous manga known as "Gods Don't Bleed", finds his life turned upside down when a routine test reveals a shocking truth: he's a 100% monster. Thrust into a world of chaos and monstrous creatures, Harlow must navigate the dangerous landscape of the Districts, all while grappling with his newfound identity and a longing for his missing grandmother. With only a manga for solace and unlikely allies by his side, Harlow embarks on a journey of self-discovery and survival, blurring the lines between monster and hero. #1 in Bleeding #3 in Horrorfiction

Nothing could possibly go wrong. Probably. Maybe... Aspiring smuggler Jack Tressler is used to taking misfortune in stride. When he's subscripted into a pirate gang, getting an ill-fitting cybernetic eye and his losing dignity are the least of his worries. Jack soon finds himself roped into a crazy heist of a prototype energy core as recompense for a crime he didn't commit, and the job is anything but straightforward. To get the core, Jack's team must break into a secure research facility, but they aren't the only group after the groundbreaking device. With rabid pirates, ruthless corporations, and a scorned former employer all vying for the same bounty, Jack and his new friends will need all their wits and snark to survive until their next meal. This farcical space opera adventure is perfect for fans of Spaceballs, Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, and Space Team. WARNING: Contains puns, spoofs of genre tropes, nonsensical situations for comedic effect, inexplicable food mashups, poor decision-making, and a gerbil. This sample contains the first four chapters of the novel. Get the complete book on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07DJ5ZQC1 ----- Text Copyright © 2018 by A.K. DuBoff Cover Copyright © 2018 by A.K. DuBoff

A Sci-Fi / Space Opera AU Fire Alone Can Save Our Planet... For generations, four space stations of an alien race of cats have shared the solar system according to the laws laid down by their ancestors. But the Thunder Fleet cats are in grave danger, and the sinister Shadow Fleet grows stronger every day. Noble soldiers are dying - and some deaths are more mysterious than others. In the midst of this turmoil appears an ordinary working cat named Rusty... who may turn out to be the bravest pilot of them all. --- Cover by Harriertail -- A sci-fi retelling of the Warrior Cats series. A very simple beat-for-beat retelling but with all the characters as an anthro species of cat living in a futuristic space setting. Plot rewriting will be minimal. Updates by chapter as I find time Also available on Tumblr and AO3

This has all happened before, and it will happen again. Jessica Nagala is a Cadet fresh from the war academy. One of the most gifted pilots in Colonial Fleet her abilities will be tested as the Cylons return after forty years. The Cylons have long waited for their time to return home and destroy Humanity once and for all. Nowhere to run, and nowhere to hide, their only salvation lies on the mythical Earth. Based upon the reimagined version of Battlestar Galactica from 2004-2009. Originally envisioned by Glen A. Larson who wanted to create a unique sci-fiction series came the Saga of Star World, were the Cylons destroy Humanities homes, and they search for the mythical Earth, home of the thirteenth tribe.

Sixty years prior to Project Eden and the events of "What Remains Upon Arrival," there were the mysterious Titan Missions. Questions were left unanswered after the disappearance of the crews that caused humanity to pull back from the stars. Follow along with communications officer, Declan Morgan, as the crew of Titan II tries to unravel the mystery. They will quickly find out that they are not alone on the Saturn moon of Titan. Though this is a prequel and part of the "What Remains" universe, this can be considered a standalone story, however, I would still strongly recommend taking a look at "What Remains Upon Arrival" as well.

In the spirit of great Space Opera by Peter F Hamilton, Jack Campbell, and Larry Niven comes Aeon 14. If you love strong heroines like Kris Longknife, then you're going to love Tanis Richards. Major Richards needs to get out of the Sol System Demoted by the military and hung out to dry, the media labels her the Butcher of Toro. Despite her soiled record, Tanis still one of the best military counter-insurgency officers in the Terran Space Force. And they need her to find the terrorists responsible for trying to destroy the GSS Intrepid, a massive interstellar colony ship in the final phases of construction at the Mars Outer Shipyards. It'll be her ticket out of the Sol system, but Tanis discovers she is up against more than mercenaries and assassins. Major corporations and governments have a vested interest in ensuring the Intrepid never leaves Sol, ultimately pitting Tanis against factions inside her own military. With few friends left, Tanis will need to fight for her life to get outsystem. Contains violence and some foul language. 17+ recommended.