A dark history. An uncertain future. With the press, rumours, and saboteurs against them, will these lovers ever find their melody?

Irish rockstar Tate Archer thought his ugly past was behind him. So when an anonymous tormentor sends him cryptic messages about his forgotten childhood, the haunted frontman turns to hard drugs to cope with the residual trauma. But after his release from rehab, he can’t help but wonder if the perfect prescription is the beautiful stranger he meets on the beach.

Chloe Quinn prefers things uncomplicated. So she isn’t looking for anything serious when she draws close to a handsome guy who helps fix her car. But just as she’s falling for her new seaside squeeze, she feels betrayed when she learns he’s actually a troubled famous singer.

As the messages draw him deeper into his past, Tate finds the siren call of booze and narcotics nearly impossible to resist. And with his reputation spiraling-downward, Chloe fears she’ll lose him to old habits as someone seems intent on not only destroying his career, but his life too.

Will Tate and Chloe hit their harmony, or is this duet just not meant to be?

Irish rockstar Gregg Egan is new to the celebrity lifestyle. As the latest member of the band, he’s still finding his feet. Being secretly in love with his lead singer’s younger sister, isn’t helping. For the sake of the band and his friendship she has to remain off limits



Bria Archer grew up surrounded by the members of the band. She never expected to develop feelings for the drummer. Especially when he’s her brother’s best friend. When her life takes an unexpected turn, he’s there to help her pick up the pieces.



But someone finds out about their secret. Someone intent on keeping Gregg and Bria apart no matter the cost. Their stalker knows far too much about them. Knows things Gregg has kept to himself for years. Things he doesn’t want the public to know about.



With the pressure mounting and too much to lose, Gregg and Bria have to make a decision about their relationship before it tears the band, their friendships, and their lives apart.

Phoenix is old. Too damn old to still be alone. But when you’re the leader of the Blackjacks, a group of mixed-blood vampire fighters, a happily ever after comes a very distant second to survival. The True Order is determined to wipe them out and she’s going to make sure that doesn’t happen. Seven Blackjacks against an unknown number of pure-blood’s - the odds aren’t in their favour ​

Then he was taken and it was six…

​Court was the one fighter she let in, the one she broke her own rules with, the one she shared her bed with, the one she gave her heart to. When he vanished without a trace, he took a piece of her with him. Three years later he’s back from the dead, but it’s not the reunion she dreamt of. Court doesn’t recognise her, doesn’t recognise any of the vampires he lived with, fought with, bled with. The hole in his memory has consumed their life together as if it never happened.

Nix must push her personal feelings aside as the enemy seems hot on Court’s heels, desperate to get to him before his memory resurfaces. The Blackjacks need her head in the game instead of mourning a relationship no one remembers… except her. This is bigger than her feelings for Court. He wasn’t the only one taken. Others have disappeared and most haven’t returned. Someone is trying to purify the race and Court is the key that could bring about the end - not just of the Blackjacks, but of all mixed-blood vampires.

Davyn is damaged, broken physically and mentally after being raised in captivity. He joined the Blackjacks to seek revenge against those responsible, but isn’t truly a part of them. He maintains distance while hiding his disfigured wing and his true heritage. His reputation as one of the deadliest is well-deserved.

When he once more finds himself back in chains, fighting for his life, he doesn’t regret what led him there and accepts his fate. As long as she’s safe, that’s all that matters.

In the two months since he disappeared, the Blackjacks haven’t given up hope, neither has Thea. Davyn sacrificed himself to save her and the guilt is consuming her. She thought she knew better and he paid the price for her arrogance.

When they finally bring him home, they can repair his body, but she might be the only one who can reach through the darkness of his mind and save him. Otherwise, he’ll be lost to her forever.

When they realised who he was…

…The Foundation wanted him back.

Will Terra betray the man who saved her?

For twenty years, Gryffin, a man who was given cybernetics as a child, hid. All the other children had died. Now, as the leader of the Nomad, he captains the largest pirate ship in the fleet. Everything changed when he spotted her on the rundown space station.

Terra was in trouble.

​Was rescuing her a mistake?

Officer Terra Rush believed in her duty to the Foundation. The Sector needed to be prepared for colonization, and nothing could stop her from doing her job...except him. She will need to make a choice.

Follow her orders…

​…or follow her heart.

The Foundation would stop at nothing to erase the last vestige of their project. The truth must never get out. They tried to transform human children into hybrid cyborgs - half human, half machine. If they had succeeded, the soldiers would be perfect killing machines.

Now they must get Gryffin - dead or alive.

A part of her died when she lost him.

Commander Terra Rush has spent the last ten months mourning Gryffin, believing he died when his ship crashed. When he returns to her, broken and scarred from months of torture at the hands of the Foundation, it feels like a miracle - at first.

His unpredictable mechanical side, reawakened by the brutality he endured as a prisoner, threatens to destroy him. He's lost the trust of the colonists. Has he lost part of himself as well?

Her need to protect her ravaged heart puts distance between them when they need to depend on each other the most. If the colonists are to survive, they need Gryffin to reunite the Nomad and stand with them...and he needs Terra's help to do so. But time and tragedy have changed them both so much. Can they find their way back to each other before everything they know is destroyed?

Trapped far from his ship and crew in the last place he wants to be…Earth. ​
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On a mission to stop the Foundation from creating an army of cyborgs, wanted felon Brayden Sawyer is trapped far from his ship and crew in the last place he wants to be…Earth. With the Foundation hot on his heels, Bray must ask his family for refuge—a family who always preferred his brother Gryffin over him and kicked him out of their lives a decade ago.

When his family rejects him a second time, Bray wonders if saving Gryffin—and completing his mission—is worth it. All his life, he’s been second best to his brother, a brother he never really knew. But turning his back on Gryffin is out of the question and he won ‘t let the Foundation do to others what they’ve already done to him and Gryffin.

Breaking into Foundation headquarters, Bray comes face to face with the horrible truth about his brother’s cyborg enhancements as well as his own modifications. And that’s not all…the Foundation is set to destroy a planet of innocent people, using Gryffin as their number one weapon.

With time running out, Bray must finish what he started. Together with Garvan and his family, Bray must escape Earth with the necessary technology to save Gryffin and stop the Foundation’s evil plans. But can one man stand against the all-powerful and tyrannical Foundation? If Bray can save Gryffin, he may just have a fighting chance.

Twenty-five years ago, two futures were changed.

Before becoming a Nomad and a Hunter, brothers Daegan and Brayden Sawyer were like everybody else on Foundation Earth. Then Daegan leaves for a school trip, a decision that would lead them to travel very different paths.

With his older sibling declared dead, Brayden’s grief causes him to spiral out of control. After being banished by his family, he becomes even more self-destructive. When he’s arrested and given a death sentence on the infamous Tyrat Prison, he realizes how far he’s fallen.

However, Daegan is alive, though he may wish otherwise after discovering he’s the latest recruit for the cyborg project. Years later, he finds salvation on the battleship, Ares. With their help, he becomes Gryffin and carves a formidable reputation for himself.

Chaos follows them as they fight their own demons and strive to find who they were always meant to be.

Twenty-five years ago, two futures were changed.

Gryffin uses his unwanted cybernetics to make the Nomad a group you fear. They travel the Outer Sector, taking what they want until they encounter an enemy. He’s forced to do something he never thought possible – protect the very people he was intent on harming. Soon, those who were once friends can no longer be trusted and Gryffin’s authority as Captain of Ares is questioned.

Brayden is in hell, accepting he’ll die on the moon keeping him prisoner, his years there leaving scars, both hidden and visible. Resigned to his fate, he’s given a chance at salvation, but there’s a catch. Destroy the cyborg project once and for all by hunting down the sole survivor.

What happens when these brothers prepare to go face to face for the first time in nearly two decades? Will their bond be stronger than those they’ve forged while apart or could the truth destroy them both?

Mania follows them as they fight their own demons and strive to find who they were always meant to be.

Bray is trapped on Earth…

…and the man Terra loves is dying.

Can she save them both?

Their ship, Ares, the largest of the Nomad fleet, was home. With a crew of thirty, they were well suited for any mercenary jobs that came along. It isn’t a bad life, but still Terra struggles with what her father did to Gryffin. He never wanted to be a cyborg.

And that’s not the worst part.

The technology in Gryffin is failing.

As Captain of Ares and leader of the Nomad, Gryffin sees their world in black and white. What was done to him was wrong, and that’s why he has one mission. End the project that genetically engineered children and get his revenge. There’s just one problem…

The Foundation knows he is coming.

With the fleet scattered throughout the Outer Sector, Gryffin puts his plan into action, calling in favours from old friends to help. But with time and his implants working against him, will everything come together before the clock runs out?

Tough choices must be made.