Space opera · Centuries after Lost Time · The Reszoverse
In a society that fears artificial minds, an exiled warrior and a rebellious prince are thrust into a conflict that will redefine humanity.
Fast, character-driven space opera for fans of The Expanse, Battlestar Galactica and Mass Effect. Book 2 arrives January 26, 2027.
The prequels are free for members. The novels are in Kindle Unlimited.
Prequel · Short story Free for members
Caught between duty and family at the edge of the galaxy.
As the relentless Ekoes and their allies push deeper into Collective territory, Lt. Cassandra Cannon must navigate a web of loyalty, survival, and the forbidden. Forced to question everything she's been taught, she must decide whether to follow her orders or listen to her heart.
Timespace Empire Origins · Coming soon Free for members
Mother wasn't scared of anything. Not usually, anyway.
Prince Fenix Vyyker-Chang has spent fourteen years keeping the peace in the most powerful family in the galaxy. His father rules a civilization built on the belief that people like his mother aren't people at all.
On the eve of the Quinquennial Summit, Persephone Vyyker-Chang finally makes her stand, and the Sovereign finally says no. Then word arrives of a plot to kill her before the night is out.
Fenix has always been able to talk his way out of anything. But his mother has a plan of her own, and for the first time, she isn't letting him in on it.
Book 1
Gravity doesn't take sides.
Cassandra Cannon didn't set out to hijack a prototype warship, kidnap an Imperial prince, and get trapped in orbit around a black hole. She was just trying to save her brother.
The job was supposed to be simple: grab a weapon that can siphon power straight out of a black hole, sell it, and pay for the fix that might stop her brother's mind from unraveling completely. Instead she ended up sharing that black hole's gravity well with Prince Fenix Vyyker-Chang, his very expensive warship, and its very unhappy crew.
Fenix wasn't thrilled either. Second in line for the throne, and first in line for his father's tedious demands, he'd spent the last few years perfecting the art of being exactly as useless as everyone expected. Being taken hostage by a pirate wasn't on his to-do list. Neither was almost dying alongside her.
Turns out a black hole doesn't care whose fault all this is. It'll kill them both just the same—unless they can stop trying to kill each other first.
Book 2 · January 26, 2027
For every empire, there's an equal and opposite rebellion.
Earth has declared independence, and winning the cradle of humanity back calls for a seasoned diplomat, someone with tact, and a career of deft negotiation behind them. Instead, the Supreme Sovereign sends her brother. In a warship.
Because when the Collective reaches out, it reaches with a closed fist — but Prince Fenix Vyyker-Chang, who has spent his life perfecting the art of not caring, may be the least qualified fist in the fleet. The only thing he actually wants is locked inside his mother's memory vial — and what's in there might rewrite everything he knows about her death.
Cassandra Cannon has the captain's chair of the most advanced warship ever built and a family coming apart inside its hull. Her brother is becoming someone she doesn't recognize. Her ship's newborn mind is growing fast — maybe too fast. And she's learning the hardest lesson of her life: you can't protect people from who they're becoming.
Then a zealot with an army and a decades-old grudge decides the fastest road to freedom runs through the royal family, and a diplomatic mission becomes a race to stop a weapon that could burn a world.
Where this universe began
Centuries earlier, in near-future Toronto, minds can be backed up and restored, and a detective who came back from the dead is hunting the man who killed his wife.
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