Fiction

When President Alysia McCormick discovers classified proof that Earth’s days are numbered, a covert plan is launched to move fifteen thousand people to Mars. But the real crisis begins after landing, as Joshua Vinz’s “perfect society

Jericho’s Circle is a political-techno thriller set in a near-future society quietly coming apart under digital dependence and neurological manipulation. After President Jamison survives an inside-orchestrated assassination attempt, investigator Joshua Kayle races to expose Keopev’s hidden network before a cognitive virus turns leaders, institutions, and even personal choice into weapons.

Half-Life of Truth throws Dr. John Patrick Codpepper into a global emergency when a catastrophic failure at the Trojan nuclear plant threatens to poison the planet. A desperate plan—contain the runaway core and launch it into space—collides with sabotage, political deception, and internal conflict, forcing Codpepper to risk everything on a prototype mission that may cost him the one person he loves.

When time begins to fracture, Bryon and Sarah watch civilization slide toward engineered survival—sanctuaries for the few, control for the many. But their path bends into something larger than catastrophe: a confrontation beyond space and matter that tests the human spirit itself, asking whether love, sacrifice, and awakening can change the fate of a world.

After civilization collapses in fire and fear, a chosen few escape aboard the Icon of the Seas and awaken to a world reborn. In Genesis Revisited, Dr. Graham Calloway must help shape a new civilization guided by unseen forces, where redemption is possible—but never guaranteed, because even paradise can’t erase the human hunger for power.

Dr. George Leffingwell tries to do the right thing—and the world begins to fall apart. In Twin Earth Paradox, cryptic visions and unseen forces drive him into a high-stakes fight over reality itself, where the line between salvation and ruin is thin, and the price of changing fate may be his soul.

A signal arrives, and the world begins to shift—not through conquest, but through recognition. In Reflections of the Infinite, Elena Noor and Micah Rowe follow an invisible pull to the Chilean desert, where buried artifacts pulse with a truth that rewrites science, history, and identity, inviting humanity toward an awakening that feels less like learning and more like remembering.