It used to be called Haven. The company said it was a simple mining operation. They said it was safe. They said a lot of things. Now called Haven’s Deep, the company’s expanded base holds a secret — a potential gateway to the Ancients. To the Heralds it’s a doorway to salvation. To Kaiahive it’s a portal to destruction. And to the crew — to Brice, Deva and the others — it’s one more thing to contend with. As Haven’s Deep draws them closer, they must fight to make the right decisions. And not only for their own lives.  The fate of humanity hangs in the balance. Haven's Deep is the fourth book in the sci-fi action/adventure series ShadowTech .

<p>Rodin, a professional assassin from the lawless and dangerous districts, takes on a contract in the seemingly perfect environment of the Dome. But as memories from his past begin to surface, Rodin finds himself drawn into a battle for control over both the Dome and the districts, where he will be forced to confront not only the ruling Authority but also his own dark history.<br></p><p><br>Get ready for a dark ride into the Dystopian world of <em>Dominions</em> with all nine novels, three short stories, and two novellas — now available in one complete package.<br></p>

Kaiahive is everywhere, even on the supposedly deserted island the crew escape to. So are the company's enemies, the Heralds, and the crew are caught in the crossfire, their options dwindling fast. Can Deva trust her old enemies long enough to get her revenge on those who ruined her life? Can Brice and Ryann escape from captivity deep underground? Has Keelin found people who appreciate her for who she is, or are they only using her? And as Piran dives deep into the incredible technology of the Ancients, can he keep their secrets from the company long enough to help save his friends? As hostilities grow, each of them must fight - for themselves, for their friends, and for their lives. Subtle Weapon  is the second book in the sci-fi action/adventure series  ShadowTech .

The Ancients are coming. There's no doubt now, not after the signal the company intercepts. And that means the fighting between them and the Heralds will intensify. That will force the shadowy Collective to work harder, seeking a solution before the Heralds and Kaiahive doom humanity. And in the midst of the chaos, the crew are divided. They must trust themselves, and decide who around them they can trust. They must fight — for what they believe in, and for their lives.

Ryann never wanted to be a commander. Nor did she want to be a fugitive, on the run from the company that trained and enhanced her. And she definitely didn't want to end up in a lawless desert city, hunting an ancient tech relic for a double-crossing crime boss. The relic is the key to untapped power, and others hunt it with ruthless determination, willing to kill any who get in their way. As enemies close in, as the company watches from the shadows, and as her crew crumbles around her, Ryann must fight like she's never fought before. Desert Bound is the first book in the sci-fi/adventure series ShadowTech.

What hides in the shadows? It started with a routine mission, but when faulty tech and a worsening storm force Brice and the rest of the crew to abandon their craft, they have no idea they’ll become the prey for a group of blood-hungry beasts. And this is only the start of their problems. These creatures have a terrible secret, one the company will do anything to keep in the dark — even if it means the deaths of Brice and his colleagues. This set contains the complete trilogy of Shadowfall, Shadowsiege and Shadowstrike, horror-infused science fiction where the stakes grow as the nightmare deepens.

The last human in a forest of monsters, relentlessly hunted and running out of options. One of the infected, the bloodlust inside threatening to destroy the last of his humanity. A commander with no crew, forced to watch as horror is unleashed on her home. A beast created as a perfect weapon, questioning orders even though disobedience means death. The company made them what they are, but only their decisions will determine who they become. The dark ending to the Shadows trilogy, Shadowstrike combines horror and science-fiction to question what — or who — monsters really are.

Not all monsters hide in shadows. Ryann should feel safe, but everything has changed. Haven is under siege from the shades. They hide in the shadows of the forest, waiting for night, always hungry. But they don’t always kill. Sometimes, their bite infects. Cathal lies in quarantine, the infection changing his body, turning him into something else. He sleeps, as do the other infected — but sooner or later, they will wake. Then there are the men from the company. They say they have come down to Haven in order to help, but as far as Ryann can tell, they are only helping themselves. And in a company this big, individuals are of no consequence. Whichever way she turns, Ryann is besieged by monsters. The sequel to Shadowfall, Shadowsiege increases the dark tension and the capacity for evil, in monsters both alien and human.