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In order to embark on a mission to discover alien life on the icy moon of Jupiter Maria must leave her life on Earth behind, including her father and her seven-year-old son Diego. She thought the hardest part of the mission would be saying goodbye, but little does she know what awaits her and her crew on Europa, an environment that has never been explored from the surface until this mission. Perhaps alien life was never meant to be explored by humans... Will she fulfill her promise to her father and son to make it home alive, or will she fail to make good on that promise like her mother did when she was a little girl? Note: This story was written during a challenge to write an entire book in one week! I vlogged the whole process on my YouTube channel (Patrick Procrastinates Writing), my Instagram (@memesforwriters), and my TikTok (@memes4writers). Be sure to check those out if you want a behind the scenes on my writing process behind this project! I will continue to work on Europa, but I will not update this version as it shows what I was able to accomplish in the seven days of the challenge. Please let me know what you think (don't be afraid to be mean).

The world has never been worse. Panic stricken by a virus that is highly contagious, the world has come to depend on a charitable organization that helps those that the world deemed unsalvageable. But is this organization really the hero it claims to be? What are the real motives that drive this organization to help others? When her mother dies leaving Giselle an orphan to fend for herself, the organization that was there for her takes her in - and she can't seem to decide if it was for best, or for the worst. Jayden's family fell apart when his dad passed away mysteriously. Months later, while trying to rebuild his life alongside his sister, he comes to find himself in a situation that leads him to think that the death of his fathers may not have been an accident. Giselle and Jayden are about to find out that not all that shines is gold, but will they find out before it's too late? --- A dystopia in which four teens unexpectedly end up together facing a revolucionary change that could transform their lives - and those of others - forever.

A boy waits out a storm while his father works on a big project at his lab. Once the storm ends, he is instructed to go meet his father at the lab, but once he gets there, his father isn't there. No one is. He searches for his father throughout the lab and finds more than he ever expected.

This is a completed novel that has been proofed. Editing will begin in April, 2022. Shortly after the first ships were sent to colonize Mars all communication with Earth was lost. The other ships that were supposed to arrive never did. What had started as the first of many became the only ones. Domes were built to protect the people living there, since Mars could not be conquered as the early scientists had hoped. Rather than their dreams of taming a planet, they settled for living with a place never meant for humans. Kierst is one of the descendants of those early settlers and works on the interior of one the domes. His job gives him the solitude he prefers with both work and home. He has no family and no friends, which is one of the reasons he is chosen to learn the truth about what happened to Earth and why everyone on Mars must return. He is among a small group who are entrusted with the greatest secret of his government. If his group fails, there will be no future for those living on Mars. Their secret fate lies with those who must return to Earth.

What would the human race do if the earth could no longer carry us in her arms? A story set in a futuristic timezone where life on earth has reached its breaking point due to overpopulation, overconsumption, and rising sea levels. But luckily, Astro-scientists have discovered an Earth-like planet that can sustain our people. We began an expedition. * * * Our eyes, Foro and his sister Lorra, who is one of these researchers, are the lucky few to venture through the cosmos and land on this mysterious planet. Little did they know, they wouldn't be so lucky as they thought.

In the future, thieves don't steal your identity, they steal you. The man didn't care who a client wanted or why, as long as they could pay. He buried his conscience under a mountain of wealth and there it stayed...until he agreed to grow the blonde from Alpha Centauri... Burned by a powerful client, the man fled Mars for the free cities, the anarchist encampments along the Kuiper Belt, and the black market strongholds secreted in the Oort Cloud. But now he's tired of running. A slice-and-splice job has given him a new face and new body, but the rewrite will kill him in a matter of days. He's got a powerful gun, but the weapon only came with six bullets. He's sacrificing everything for revenge, but what will it get him? A violent and philosophical cyberpunk novella.

To save their home, they must destroy another home. To save their planets, they must destroy Earth. But, as the humans are nearing defeat, a girl will stand up and fight the threat. (This is my first shot at writing a book, so I'm terribly sorry for the terribly-short chapters.) Thanks for the reads! Love you all!

Ava is a human that has never been to earth. That is because a few decades before she was born, the earth became unlivable. All of the governments came together to make a plan to get everyone off of the planet. Now all of the humans live on spaceships in outer space, trying to find a suitable planet for them to live on. What happens when Ava's ship crashes onto a planet with aliens? And not short green things with three eyes and three fingers. Beautiful tall beings that seem to glow from the inside. And what happens when one of those aliens takes an interest in Ava? Daxx is is an alien. Everything is normal until a strange metal machine crashes on his home planet, carrying strange looking guests. One in particular catches his eye. A beautiful girl with long, wavy brown hair that comes to her mid thighs, large, hazel doe-like eyes, plump lips and curves for days. As he spends more time with her, he starts to feel something for her. And what happens to her when he kisses her?

Sekam, a shape-shifting demigoddess, and her guardian, the fourth creator good, wander a neon green toxic wasteland left in the wake of biowarfare while humankind cowers. To restore her true form, Sekam must find a cure. When she saves Dylan, a biohacker who knows more than they are letting on, her path becomes clear. Mars wants to see the world and experience everything it has to offer him, but he can't do that from inside a glass cage locked away in a laboratory. A failed attempt to create a better weapon with partial immunity to the green, Mars is a lab experiment whose cells are routinely reprogrammed to test new algorithms and their response to the green. And they're all supposed to come together and save the world. We'll see about that. Rough draft for NaNoWriMo.

There have been no communiques from Earth post Singularity. The Martian colonists wonder if the race abandoned space-time altogether. But for right now, they have bigger problems. Their sun is going supernova—well ahead of schedule. The two greatest minds of the time, one a scientist, the other a philosopher, concoct a two-pronged plan to save the human race. Frakas, the bioengineer, will continue to seed humanoid and increasingly alien life forms across the heavens using space warping ships. But higher consciousness isn’t exactly his specialty. And the one man who can be bothered to think beyond mean survival, his philosopher friend, Draxor, must be cloned before he passes. Only he can continue to uplift the ragtag worlds of hearty pioneers with little time to savor the finer things in life. Only he can ensure that, for those who choose to remain in the physical universe post Singularity, evolution will win out against the increasingly stronger pull towards barbarism. Thus is born The Hundred Year Man who reigns before passing the torch to the next clone. There is just one problem. The Hundred Year Man is just a prototype—and he’s flawed.