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Skylar's Vengeance is a high-velocity, tender-voiced technothriller about a girl who lost her name and built new ones from code, law, and kitchen light. At seven, Jiang Meiyin was orphaned, disowned by the Jiang clan, and delivered to an orphanage where Director Li Yun taught her that ledgers and recipes both keep people alive. At nineteen, Meiyin is the world's quietest market prodigy and its most elusive hacker-Skylar-guided by her two AI creations: Aegis, a counter-strike sentinel, and Alpha, a market-reading analyst. Rumors say her parents' deaths weren't an accident. Evidence points toward her uncle Jiang Han and a web of "stabilizations" that hide crimes in margins-museum macros that erase names, doctored angles, and a brake job paid for with courtesy and fraud. When Meiyin saves Gu Sangqi in a nightclub, she meets Sangqi's uncle, Gu Shenwei, an heir who prefers duty over spectacle and vows protection without possession. Together-Guardrail & Knife-they trace money, clocks, and custody stamps from server rooms to courtrooms, turning headlines into charges, and wealth into public trusts: Books & Kitchens, roofs, and pencils for kids who deserve better. Vengeance, here, isn't noise. It's restitution, receipts, and a jade hairpin catching first light-proof that names, once restored, can feed a city.

Quinn wants to escape her claustrophobic hometown after her father dies unexpectedly from a rare parasitic infection, and an internship filming feed in cities around the world for a software company developing a virtual running game seems like her ticket to run. When it turns out the company is owned by the father of a boy whose motives are murky, her departure leaves her best friend Toby feeling jealous and betrayed back home. As a research assistant for a local professor who believes parasitic infections may be being utilized as a biological weapon, Toby starts piecing together clues that suggest Quinn's father was murdered; a murder connected to the disappearance years before of his own father, a world-famous biomedical engineer on the cusp of a cure for infertility. Toby's investigation circles back to a shadowy pharmaceutical executive he discovers is stalking Quinn, and creates a game of cat and mouse where Toby faces either losing Quinn, or altering her very existence to save her; even as he grapples with the layers of meaning in the last question Quinn's dying father asked him: "Are you real?"

A young lady, going by many names, is not your average girl. She knows how to kick ass, hack her way through life, and fight bad guys left and right. Need a break? HA! In your dreams, not when gangs know your every move. Sit back and take in the action! NOTE: This story is heavily inspired by Overwatch, The 39 Clues, and Undertale. However, much of the story is of my own creation. The cover is temporary until I can get a proper one.

Neo-Yor Gong, circa 2121. The effects of climate change have ravaged New York City. Some areas have been protected with the help of foreign investment, other areas, now known as the New-Coast, have been left to rot. Income inequality has worsened, population has increased; pollution and advertisements are ubiquitous. Jet Xiaoma's a gun-wielding hacker looking for her next score. She meets her dealer at his apartment, and finds him dead with the murderer still inside. When the killer ends up being police, Jet finds herself at the center of a city-wide conspiracy. Things only get worse when her best-friend and ex-girlfriend, Echo, goes missing. Can Jet get to the bottom of things and rescue Echo in time? On the other side of the law, Detective Mackenson Jones is back to work for the first time since a horrible car accident. A family-man, dealing with the death of his partner and unwanted cybernetic implants. When his new partner's also found dead, he tangles with Jet and finds himself pitted against the force. Can he escape with his wife and daughter unscathed? Official Playlist™ here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1DWoxmbRJvGWTeQd0VAIhJ?si=2745dd9911244dd8

Ann Charlotte thought she had escaped the spotlight. But the digital alter ego she created-Freya Wild-is now a global icon. To protect the people she loves, Ann flees to Chongqing, a city shrouded in fog and brimming with both ancient rhythms and futuristic dreams. Beneath the haze, she finds community, conflict, and a new kind of power. As Freya's influence grows through a rebellious platform called PixelVault, powerful enemies begin to close in. From hidden bathhouses and underground VR labs to livestream battles and a haunted trip to Hong Kong, Ann walks a razor's edge between survival and sovereignty. In a world where code is currency and attention is everything, how do you stay human? Digital Sovereignty Book 2 of 4 in the Freya Wild Series

Amelia Swanson's parents were murdered when she was four. The killer was never found. Twelve years later, she cracks a cipher that her mother left behind-and it leads to one of the most powerful men in the country. But asking questions about the past is dangerous when you live in a surveillance state. AI assistants monitor every word. City walls separate the worthy from the "uncounted." And the conspiracy that killed her parents is very much alive. Now Amelia and her best friend Marv are being hunted. By a system that erases inconvenient truths. By enemies who've killed to keep secrets buried. And by something that stalks her dreams-something that knows her name. The deeper she digs, the more she realizes: her parents weren't just victims. They were players in a hidden game. A game where the stakes are power, control, and the truth itself. And Amelia just stepped onto the board. ---- What to expect: - Conspiracy thriller with psychological horror elements - Found family & loyal friendships - Surveillance capitalism critique - Mystery that compounds (every answer raises new questions) - Slow-burn investigation with escalating danger - NO romantic subplot (friendship-focused) Content warnings: Parental death (past), trauma/PTSD, child in peril (flashbacks), violence, paranoia/surveillance themes ---- - New Transmissions: every 7-10 days - Current Phase: Book 1, Season 1. In progress - updating regularly. - Future Plans: Book 1 has 80 Transmissions. 3-book trilogy. 9 seasons in total. (over 750,000 words)

Jane, a cyborg, hunting the most dangerous criminals in Neoz City.

Jessica Leibniz tried to be a normal teenager, but unlike most teenagers in the 22nd century, she can tell time without a clock. So what good is a watch... unless it comes with incriminating A.I? It's part of a fashion sense that involves 1980's nostalgia, nerdom, and rebellion. Otherwise, you have a normal, nineteen-year-old delivery girl by day and freelance hacker by night. Everything else is unremarkable in a future where aliens rule the planet. After assimilation in the 21st century, which could have ended more violently, Earth has become relatively peaceful and technologically efficient, so they say. Corporations still reign supreme, except a new species sits at the top of the social ladder. These overlords have constructed a new kind of city in the web of planetwide sprawl. Eden: a modern megapolis. Jessica has learned to embrace Eden and its challenges. Without a cause, she confides in three friends or smacks into boredom. But when she seamlessly cracks an uncrackable security algorithm, nothing makes sense, and boredom gives way to danger. Hacker life takes to the streets, and beyond, in a desperate flight from the world's most powerful corporation. Faced with conspiracy, tragedy, and a new life on the run, normal is no longer an option.

**SAMPLE** NOW PUBLISHED AS PAPERBACK & EBOOK ON AMAZON. (Link In Bio) Her father's secrets saved her. Her mother's secret poisoned her. Her secret may kill her. Her world is dying, poisoned and ravaged by war, and there's only one way to survive. Sixteen-year-old Valora steps up to lead her people in an evacuation, scattering them among the stars in a desperate hope to preserve Zerian life. The new world where they seek refuge-a place that harbors a powerful and mysterious energy, and native lifeforms that are far from welcoming-proves to be no less treacherous. But Valora soon realizes that the greatest danger her people will face is the one they brought with them. The locket her father gifted her before she left carries the secrets about what happened to her world, about what happened to her mother-whose mysterious death still troubled her-and about the enemy that is closer than she ever imagined. Valora must make a heartbreaking choice in order to save not only the lives of her people, but their souls as well.