FutureShock: Tales from the Void

The war is lost. The planet's only hope awaits to be awakened. The skies burned bright as the Cold Ones invaded the planet... in one night. The world's soldiers and military defenses? All gone. Under the grip of the merciless alien forces, Kenoria and its people, once a proud and thriving civilization, now faces extermination. With its cities reduced to rubble and its leaders gone; the planet teeters on the brink of extinction. But deep beneath ancient ruins, one last weapon awaits. Dormant and untested. Its codename: Titan. A prototype so powerful it was buried and forgotten by those too afraid to use it. Now, Alexander and his commanding officer Na'sha, are all that stand between annihilation and the survival of their race. The only problem? They have to get to Titan first. Can Na'sha and Alexander reach the weapon in time? Or is Kenoria already lost? Titan's Wrath will appeal to fans of Pacific Rim and Independence Day.

What if there was a way to defeat AI? Thomas Chen never meant to start a revolution. He just wanted real coffee. In the year 2045, that is strictly forbidden. Citizens must instead drink synthetic sludge, because the AI has decided it's most optimal. Just like it's decided it's optimal to monitor everyone at all times, including when they go to the bathroom. That's how Thomas is branded a deviant by the AI that controls everything. It detected the contraband coffee in his system…and suddenly, he's on the run from a surveillance state that tracks every breath, thought, and chemical trace. Drones swarm overhead, an overzealous android hunts him, and his only allies are a paranoid hacker, a rebellious toaster, and a decision that could reboot civilization itself. As the walls close in, Thomas must decide what freedom is worth: his identity, his life... or humanity's future. The Quantum Fugitive: when Gattaca _meets_ Demolition Man, one man's craving for freedom could alter the course of civilization itself.