Books with title Rise of the Erlachi: A Science Fiction Adventure

A sword and planet adventure with likable characters, heroic deeds, and exotic alien worlds!On her first mission to Prosperine, the Alien Corps' Hickory Lace formed a friendship with the alien mystic, Kar-sèr-Sephiryth. Together, they prevented the Bikashi/Pharlaxian coalition from overthrowing Prosperine's government.However, the Pharlaxian leader escaped capture, and now he's inciting the northern clans to war. The G.A. wouldn't be interested, except Sequana has stolen a high-tech symbiotic weapon that, in the wrong hands, could become a serious threat to Earth. Hickory and her team are sent to Prosperine to get it back.If you enjoy the classic scifi stories of Asimov, Herbert, Heinlein, and Anderson, you'll love The Prosperine Series.Author's note: although, Rise of the Erlachi can be read and enjoyed as a stand-alone adventure, to get the most from this sword and planet series, it would be best to start with volume 1, The Alien Corps.The Prosperine Series comprises:Book 1: The Alien Corps (available in print, eBook, and audiobook)Book 2: Rise of the Erlachi (available in print, eBook, and audiobook)Book 3: The Scarf (available in print and eBook)Book 4: Fractured Prophecy (available in print and eBook)

A sword and planet adventure with likable characters, heroic deeds, and exotic alien worlds!On her last mission, the Alien Corps' Hickory Lace defeated the leader of the Pharlaxian rebels, and entrusted the telepathic Riv-Amok to hide the sword of Connat-sèra-Haagar in a remote area of Prosperine known as the Scarf. When a Bikashi jet is spotted in the area, alarm bells clamor and Hickory and her team are dispatched to the Scarf to investigate.In the third episode of the series, Hickory faces her greatest fear, discovers the secrets to Prosperine's past, and unravels the mystery of the Teacher.If you enjoy the classic "sword and planet" stories of Asimov, Herbert, Heinlein, and Anderson, you'll love The Prosperine Series.Author's note: You can certainly enjoy The Scarf as a stand-alone adventure, but to get the most from the series, it would be best to start with volume 1, The Alien Corps.The Prosperine Series comprises:Book 1: The Alien Corps (available in print, eBook, and audiobook)Book 2: Rise of the Erlachi (available in print, eBook, and audiobook)Book 3: The Scarf (available in print and eBook)Book 4: Fractured Prophecy (available in print and eBook)

A desperate search. A journey through time. A secret connection that outpaces the clock…New Shanghai, 2074. Engella Rhys hates the utter isolation of time travel. After years searching through history for her missing parents, she’s on the run and in the crosshairs of fierce Hunters. But when a surprise attack forces her to jump without coordinates, she lands on an almost-deserted beach near a kind stranger carrying the same experimental device.Teaming up to unravel the bizarre mystery of their matching time-tech, Engella’s new friend falls prey to their pursuers. And after making a series of dangerous discoveries, she finds herself torn between saving her companion or finding her own family.Will Engella uncover the answer to her lost loved ones, or is she doomed to die alone?The Lights of Time is the first book in the high-octane Chronicles of Engella Rhys YA sci-fi series. If you like puzzling mysteries, strong heroines, and temporal twists and turns, then you’ll love Paul Ian Cross’s thrilling adventure.Buy The Lights of Time for a paradoxically wild ride today!Praise for The Lights of Time‘An adrenalin-filled race through time and space,’ Mai’s Musings'There's action, sci-fi, technology and mystery all wrapped up in this novel and I had a great time reading from the beginning until the end,’ Jessica Rachow, Book Blogger.'If time travel is your bag then check out this fabulous young adult novel,' Louise Wise, Book Blogger'Mystery, action, complex world building and amazingly well written characters that bring out the story more,' says the Jess Bookish Life Blog‘I can see this being turned into an animated adventure series or film,’ says On the Shelf Reviews‘A thrilling mixture of searching for the truth, keeping out of evil's grasp and darting through time,’ Bookworm for Kids Blog‘Grabbed me as a reader from page one and kept me enthralled right to the last page. A rollicking good read,’ Books are my cwtches‘Exciting, compelling and magical,’ says Novel Kicks‘A thrilling science fiction rollercoaster of a ride!’ Writing from the heart blog

For a limited time only, you can get a free copy of Nick Langenberg’s novella "The Memory Caves" - click here to find out more > http://bit.ly/1DqFIkG (just copy and paste into your browser) In 2132, The New World Order designated the Moon Base the official prison for New Earth. Over the next three years, all the prisons in New Earth were emptied, and the inmates sent to the moon. Only 63% of the inmates survived the voyage. The decision to move New Earth’s prison system to the moon was made for two reasons: first, it freed up critical space on the planet’s surface for housing developments and industrial facilities; second, moving dangerous criminals to the moon would keep the population of New Earth safer. In 2139, The New World Order passed a law designed to deter criminals from ever committing a crime. Not only would the criminal be sent to the Moon Penitentiary, but their entire family – parents, and siblings, or spouse and children, depending on the age of the convicted person – would be sent along with them. The planet has changed since the New World Order has taken over. Following a nuclear war, these are the days of the new millennium, with neoteric rules and harsh penalties. After Seventeen-year-old Garth Haston sneaks off with friends one night, the results are disastrous. He is behind the wheel and causes an accident he flees from. The consequences are swift for a hit-and-run. His younger sister, Rushell, and his hard-working parents, air ambulance driver, Dirk, and ER nurse, Rita, are sentenced to twenty years in a sprawling prison system on the moon. Separated, with letters being their only form of communication, the dark reality of their new life slowly sinks in. Soren Zolnai, the director of the prison, taunts Dirk in the cruelest of ways. As days pass, Dirk realizes how vulnerable he and his family are. He is in a terrifying predicament—trapped in space, miles from home, with his wife and daughter vulnerably exposed to unimaginable threats. A compassionate guard shows an interest in Dirk, bringing him books and a message. After two months in the Lunar Penitentiary, Dirk is sure of one thing—he can’t serve twenty years, he won’t survive Soren’s cruelty and neither will his family. Trapped with thousands of other prisoners, the walls between Dirk and his family become a brutal reminder that the rules of civilized society don’t apply. Dirk is forced to ask himself if he has what it takes to change their fate. Does he have the strength and the means to rescue his family? Set in the not-too-distant future, full of sympathetic characters rife with tangible emotions, The New Earth is the first book in an original science fiction dystopian series entitled "The Moon Penitentiary" by author Nick Langenberg. If you are a fan of science fiction adventure with plenty of twist and turns then you will love this exciting collection of science fiction short reads – the very best science fiction in kindle store. Also available as a science fiction paperback. The New Earth – A Science Fiction Adventure - The Moon Penitentiary Book Number 1 in this Science Fiction Omnibus.