The first book in the Morph series. Ryn's story. - "Don't you know I can't die!?" - After being confined for years, Ryn has an opportunity to escape her prison. She's not looking only to free herself but also the rest of the test subjects. As secrets are uncovered and an ever-evolving threat grows, Ryn must decide what means the most to her. The decision between seeking justice or preventing the demise of society rests entirely on her shoulders. What side will she choose? Right or wrong? Lies or truth? Justice or injustice? Peace or war? In the end, how much does Ryn have to lose? Everything. ***** THIS BOOK CONTAINS MATURE THEMES ***** ° Morally grey main character(s) ° Main character suffers from unspecified mental illness(s) ° Gore (Throughout but primarily in PART ONE). ° Murder (Throughout but primarily in PART ONE). ° Death (Throughout but primarily in PART ONE). ° Abuse (In beginning of the book and implied throughout PART ONE). ° Mention of sexual assault (brief description included in the second part of chapter 9 after the (~). The assault(s) is also mentioned in the last two paragraphs of chapter 39). RANKED #1 IN EXTRATERRESTRIAL July 16 - July 29, 2024 RANKED #2 IN EXTRATERRESTRIAL July 29- August 7, 2024 Book Start: August 10, 2021 Book End: February 22, 2022

Kathleen had been imprisoned for years. She had no idea who they were or why she was there. Every day for years it had been the same thing. No talking or communicating with her captors after the first year she no longer tried. Getting beaten for making any noise at all. They didn't even speak within hearing distance of her. She was given a book and daily exercise but hadn't seen the sun or outside since she was put in her cell. Until that day when it all changed. Aliens existed and she was going somewhere with them, not sure as to where but at least she was out of her cell. She would not go back in one no matter how nice her new 'cage' seemed. Thinking of continuing this as another story with other humans and aliens. Like after Kathleen's abduction.

What happens when you take your first job into space, onboard an intergalactic trading vessel, with a bunch of alien coworkers, and accidentally get cryptic powers along the way that morph your whole body into super-strong, super-tough living diamond? And while hoping to unravel its origins cutthroat bounty hunters and corporate assassins are chasing you from planet to planet? Portia Bardolph, a young human woman, is about to find out....

When Mandy loses her job, she thinks she’s hit rock bottom – until her plane is swallowed by a strange storm that sends her and everyone else on board 10,000 years into the future. At first, she thinks the scary world is nothing more than a bad dream. The war-torn Earth is unrecognizable. Black fog blocks the sun, and the oceans are dry. Even worse: the planet is inhabited by half-human, half-alien creatures dying from a mysterious disease. Horrified at the thought of spending her life here, she clings to the knowledge that there’s one man who can open the star gate to send her home. As the Naki prince who controls the star gate, Akkadi gets first choice of any human female that makes her way through the star gate. Only by breeding with purebred humans from the past can his race hope to remain immune to the disease and hopefully, develop an eventual cure. With shrinking resources and a raging battle for the human planet, dutiful, commanding Akkadi is less than thrilled at the idea of trying to figure out Mandy, a woman he views as wild with neither discipline nor respect for someone in his position. He’s ready to write her off, when she offers him something too tempting to resist: her body for the chance to convince him by any means possible to send her home. Neither intends for the arrangement to be permanent or to fall for the other. Only when Mandy learns Akkadi’s secret and walks away does he realize he’ll do whatever it takes to keep her – even if it means losing his war.

Among the Nomadic Fleet, tradition is more powerful than law. The young are given a set path for their futures before their birth, and deviation from what is expected leads only to exile. Nura daj'Lera does what she can to live up to the high expectations placed upon her by her influential family, to become a guide through the stars for the Fleet, but Nura's inadequacies and self-doubt lead her to question the foundations of her draconian culture. In the galaxy of Alsavon, known on Earth as the Milky Way, freedom is little more than a memory from the time of the gods.

Prisha has always thought herself the adventurous type. During an overnight hiking trip with her sister, her daring is tested when she encounters an alien spacecraft. What else can she do but board? There, she meets a being both apathetic and kind; organic and artificial. Alf, she affectionately names him. Despite his experiments and 'data collection', she comes to view him as her friend-and more. Mostly machine he might be, but his feelings for her compel him to assist humanity. However, powerful beings are watching and Alf is forced to abandon his task-and Prisha. Fearful of her own people, Prisha goes on the run, assisted by her sister and a fanatical police officer. She is soon caught, and during her confinement discovers something unexpected. Something impossible. Something that makes her question Alf's intentions ... ... and his heart.

**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.

He kneaded his lips together. "You are not a warden," He croaked. At hearing his voice, raspy from underuse, I stilled but nevertheless nodded. He visibly gulped, as if the air was choking him, "But you are not human either." ********** Alice Proctor's world is dictated by two vital aspects- survival and revenge. A linguist for Earth's insurgence, and the one of the last survivors of an invading imperialist force, she has dedicated her life to ridding earth of a far superior race known as the Oriehns. When she is taken by a rogue test subject with ulterior motives in mind, Alice aids the rebel force the only way she can- accepting the alleged foreign ancestry forced upon her to gather crucial intel while aboard the Oriehn Lunar Station. But just as Alice thinks she knows what she wants, a month living amongst the welcoming culture of the Oriehns and an impending siege on the mothership has a way of twisting her opinions. ********** ********** © 2017 AaPThomps all rights reserved. COMPLETED THIRD DRAFT. Cover by @-wanderes

In the distant future of the 28th century, mankind survived near extinction and made it into the wider galaxy, with almost no other sapient life in the milky way to stop humanity's expansion. Space was ripe for the pickings. Now mankind and the enigmatic Voidrians formed the U.S.S. The (United Solar systems Alliance). Before Mankind became the dominant force in the Milky way Earth was in shambles, natural resources were nearly depleted, disease was rampant and most of Earth's population was in poverty. Then by some miracle of discovery or a cruel cosmic joke; in the early 23rd century when all humanity could do was go out into space to search for a new home, a small planet that was black as the void around it was discovered, the humans who landed on the little planet had nearly lost all hope until they stumbled upon unknown ancient ruins beneath the planet's surface where they discovered untold amounts of bizarre advanced technology. Earth and humanity were saved. The little planet that was to thank for their salvation was named Umbra. Corporal Damien Kurosawa is a marine for the United. Solar. Systems. Alliance. his girlfriend, Alice, and he are hired to work aboard the famous transport ship that saved humanity, the U.S.S.A Umbra. But over the coming days, strange phenomena unleash out into mind-bending chaos that will push and break everyone's mental and physical limits the likes of which few humans ever experience or...survive.

They've arrived and have come to slaughter mankind from Earth looking for something they desire desperately. Who are they? They are the people from a planet called Planet X or Nibiru, the planet that was invisible from our telescopes. We rejected the thought of Planet X and that it was simply a hoax. But, it's not what we thought and they are here to destroy until they get what they want. It's been six days since the invasion and Sapphire is clinging to life with her best friend Finn. Within their own eyes they witness the unspeakable and unimaginable as they struggle to survive. A war is awakening and love, betrayal, secrets, and pain is spoken throughout of the invasion. The planet Earth has gone into chaos but the people from Planet Nibiru won't stop until they get what they want. For every kill to them is a step closer. Copyright © 2016 by Kimberly Turner.