Chaos followed the untimely end of Princess Kylee’s marriage to Prince Maju. Although Queen Miyako is too worried about her missing daughter’s safety to blame her, she has no problem blaming Taren Platinum. When a recording device containing diary entries is found in the princess’s room, the queen begins to question if she’s been wrong the whole time. Jael wants nothing more than to return to her family but Taren gave her an assignment to take care of the kids, and she won’t let him down. When she runs into an enemy intent on avenging their fallen leader, they are caught in the crossfire. Dr. Ezabrae Mortimer has lived peacefully among the Mirelings for years despite being human. Then she’s assigned a new patient: the fugitive Taren Platinum. As she seeks to discover the truth about him, she uncovers secrets from her own past. Secrets that make her doubt her very humanity. Taren may be the only person who can give her answers—the only problem is he’s scheduled to be executed.

Thanks to the technology of a face-changing choker, Taren and the kids have finally found a home on the remote planet of Hatzee. They are settling into a “normal” life and have managed to stay hidden in plain sight. But when Jael sends Taren a distress call, Queen Miyako discovers his hiding place—and then all hell breaks loose. When Ezie and Zabbaam learn of a secret community of people who were altered in an attempt to replicate Project Chameleon, Ezie realizes she may be the cyborgs’ only salvation. She desperately wants to help, but she’s worried Iskar’s research could fall into the wrong hands. Jael and her cousin are investigating the drug trafficking organization responsible for killing her mother and injuring her uncle. When her cousin is captured, Jael knows the only person she can call on for help: Taren Platinum. Sparks fly as their investigation takes off, but the closer they get to the drug kingpin, the closer Queen Miyako gets to capturing Taren. Will Taren manage to escape Miyako once and for all, or will the queen finally get her revenge?

The sci-fi fantasy novel The Captain’s Propensity tells the amazing story of the sometimes buffoonish, former United League of Planets Captain Robert Michael Calyx, and his adventures and misadventures in the 40th century. This once venerable but now decommissioned captain is presumably just along for the ride aboard the Starship Americus III, a newly upgraded, powerful, and swift tachyon-driven starship that’s capable of 1,000 times the speed of light.

The people who have colonized Earth-II have determined the form of government they want. It is definitely democratic with a parliamentary form of government. Even though there are individuals who want their economic system to be capitalistic, the vast majority of the people want a more socialistic economic system. The six original crew members—Wil, Jen, Jon, Betty, Fred, and George—decide to further explore the universe, including the Andromeda Galaxy. Because their spaceship can accommodate a total of 106 individuals, they ask an additional one hundred individuals to join them. While they are exploring the universe, the people on Earth-II start exploring not only the middle continent on which they are living but also the northern and southern continents. They are surprised by what they find on these two continents.

Admiral K’torr struggles with his new life and title of ‘Prince.’ He helped Princess A’duna complete her mission on Earth and married to the emperor’s daughters. As the Emperor tries to help the new Prince acclimate, he challenges Prince K’torr to a competition. K’torr has to enter into orbit of Mintaka Prime within one week while evading, capturing, or destroying 41 ships in a wargame. But the stakes are higher than any of them realize. Even as he tries to find some moments of peace, Prince K’torr can find no rest. His memories of the last year begin to resurface, which concern his wives. As he struggles to reintegrate the events of the previous year, he is personally attacked and incapacitated. His recovery comes with grave news that his mother has fallen ill. This is a story of Prince K’torr’s acceptance of his new role in life with the Empire.

This Sci-Fi fantasy gives a whole new meaning to the word “Galacti-sexual.” Emrys Myrddin Calyx was born aboard the Starship Americus to a weak-willed and somewhat frail earthling father and a black panther-like humanoid, Myrrddissian mother. Emrys was created experimentally to be double-sexed, and can change sexes at will, via a telepathic command. The Andromeda Incident (or Out of Chaos Comes Hope!) tells all about the mixed-up life Emrys lives, and his adventures and misadventures in the 12th. and 21st. centuries. Wander the universe with Emrys as he uses a time/space continuum device to journey to the devastated planets of Mars and Earth, just before both human and alien-caused cataclysmic events occur. This startling adventure was 900 years in the making!