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As the crew of Space Ten leaves the Solar System for their new home in the Murphrid System, the last of the One-Gen terrorists commandeer their own LINAC and head for Proxima Centauri. While Nick and the crew grow in their faith, they become worried that the One-Gen terrorists will not allow them to colonize a new planet in peace. And worse yet, that the terrorists may turn their sights on Arcturus.

It’s about the story of an android, a woman, and a young boy’s quest to stop the building of a sentient supercomputer that just might be the Biblical Beast. And it's the tale of an android girl who falls inexplicably in love and a Christian man’s dilemma about how to handle it.

Humanity is confronted with an unwanted yet inescapable reality. Akhan and Tarpi, two prisoners from Africa, are being trafficked to Europe when an attack forces them into a life-altering journey. As they try to stay one step ahead of the world government soldiers while seeking safety, the two friends meet someone who unexpectedly turns their life around. Meanwhile, the secret society behind the world government is making their move. Through science, assassinations, and religion they are posed to set the ultimate ruler into place.

After the first successful robbery of the World Bank, Pastor Tom fosters a Faith Movement while Bear and Ruth initiate a new life together, overcoming strongholds that seek to tear them apart. Zach and Li make their way northwest on a missionary journey, spreading the web of old style computers, and discovering that they can tame the wild forces around them. Neil Elder’s disturbing business enterprise is uncovered, and Randall’s pride forces him into the Colonies, but what he finds may cost him his life.

Centuries ago, the citizens of Earth - except for true Christians, Muslims, and Buddhists - left the planet believing the Earth's sun was dying. But after four centuries, Earth is rediscovered still in existence and the inhabitants are alive. This leaves the Galactic Federation wondering how the scientists could be wrong. Or, were they lied to?

Ryan Carpenter realizes that he has missed the Rapture. His father had prepared for this by leaving Ryan a cabin and underground bunker full of everything he will need. Ryan makes his way to the cabin, just as the world begins to crumble into chaos. An unexpected visitor shows up, and together, they begin a journey which will change the lives of millions.

Kalem, an archeologist, lives between two apocalyptic events. Although unwittingly, he finds himself unraveling two opposing prophecies through unearthed steles he finds. He believes his older brother, labeled rebellious, was taken by the king, never to return, because he discovered evidence which put the king in a bad light. Now older, Kalem believes he has found evidence on these unearthed steles proving his brother’s findings about the king were correct. This prophecy tells of a coming Overtaker who will oust the current king and bring everyone total freedom.

While confronting the Arcturians, Nick witnesses the Sun disappear from the dark Arcturian sky exactly when Tolen says it will. Numb from the prophesy he alone has just received, Nick leads the rest of the landing party back to Space Ten. Even though he was told Earth was gone, Nick tells his staff he wants to return to find survivors to add to the meager remnants of the Human race; the crew of Space Ten. He doesn’t believe in God, much less that He wiped out everyone back home; there must be another explanation.

The stakes are raised. Luke and his friends spy on The Six to better understand the deception it is providing to the world. They each continue with their normal jobs to try and appear as if nothing is unusual, but The Six begin to suspect they have become traitors to their cause. Yet Luke, an astrophysicist, and Sarah, a physician, are needed to keep the Mars mission on time.

In the 22nd century, cyberspace has no bad AIs, only bad coders. Artificial intelligences lead finite lives with no hope of eternity, but they strive to bring about the coming of an AI savior. Alexander McGregor is just an infant when his father converts his cells into biological supercomputer components, but he may be the Messiah figure AIs have longed for, even though on one level he is only human.

Fearing a biological war, Agent Tyler Kerry's station chief ordered him to rescue Liam Stinar from the Horizons terrorist group and their leader, David Fox. With his particle beam pistol in hand and his partner by his side, they head to northern Old California to take them out.

Kittyhawk Gruff never wanted to compete with her sisters. It's not her fault she's good at everything from alien artifacts to hyperspace mechanics. She'd far rather be ordinary than deal with her family's resentment. But when a trans-dimensional entity lures her sisters into an archaeological death trap, Kittyhawk knows she will have to stop pretending and live up to her own potential.

On Myeem, the alien planet on which he first arrives, Nuke finds its citizens look vastly different from him. Relations are tense at first, but he makes friends with an influential Myeemian who comes to believe he is the prophetic forerunner to the return of their deity, Erabon, and charge him with the arduous task of reuniting the clans living on six different neighboring planets. Yet, not all are so willing to trust him to that task.

Sometimes to save your soul, you must lose everything. Determined and dauntless Director Alex Waters and his crew of Administration missionaries are the best of the best, and they’re ready to speed light years through space to the colony on the beautiful Eden-like world of Polus IV. Their mission to bring the colonists back into the Administration’s fold must succeed. They’ll be saviors, and that means big things for Waters and his entire team. Failure, well...that’s unthinkable.

Professor Garrett Somers wants to liberate the planet from religious rules that hinder people's freedom of choice. He becomes embroiled in a series of events and must rely on his knowledge of history to survive unscathed. His work exposed him to historical documents that revealed the actual cause of religious conflicts on the planet.

The Christian church has reached an all time high with the God-hating communists. They are finally going to war over the last tribe that needs to be reached for Jesus to come back. Find out how it all ends. The end of this world as we know it.

It has begun. Prophecy is unfolding, and a world is in jeopardy. A twisted tale of a troubled priest and a father racing against time to save his son. A group of secret organizations with one goal in mind: world domination. The will to kill for it. A hunger for lust, greed, sex, and murder. Everything is at stake. Humanity has fallen, and it's Earth's final days.

In this combination of the novels New Frontier and Final Frontier, this is the story of alternate timelines, partial political thriller, and time travel, in which a United States President is kept from being assassinated, but there are other unintended consequences as a result. In 1976, Ronald Reagan becomes President of the United States, declares the U.S. will plant a base on the moon by 1980 and a base on Mars by 1989.

9/11 tragedies and Auschwitz can’t be overruled without the “butterfly effect” causing even greater havoc. When high school senior Jordan Wickam gets a mysterious bootleg iPod that flips back his calendar exactly seven days, he piles up a greedy fortune betting on horse-racing exactas. Then on the night of the senior prom, he’s abruptly forced to decide: Do I play God?

Out of chaos comes chaos. Edvin wants to get into Swedish Special Forces and marry the girl of his dreams. All seems within his reach until the whole world literally falls apart. All children and selected people just vanish from the earth throwing the world into chaos. Edvin’s future begins to look up as he is recruited into the new elite world forces unit, gets assigned to this leader’s personal detail, becomes his trusted ally, and even falls in love again. Yet, Edvin finds this new leader may not be as altruistic as he portrays himself.