Mike Robb

Leraen has always believed that the Veiled Peaks hold more than the legends of the Echo Lords’ fall—ancient powers hidden beneath stone, waiting for someone bold enough to unlock their secrets.

The Builders is a thrilling blend of military strategy, deep character development, and galactic-scale stakes, celebrating humanity’s ingenuity and courage in the face of overwhelming odds.

Jeff’s life was always quiet, filled with books, games, and endless routines—until the day he tripped, fell, and died in the most mundane way possible. Waking up in the realm of clouds, Jeff meets Astra, a goddess who offers him an extraordinary choice: start over in a new, magical world.

Bart was a man with nothing left to lose. A veteran of countless wars, his family taken from him, he wandered a desolate land filled with monsters, demons, and despair.

In Polar Bear’s Wrapping, young Nicole is outside building a snow fort when she meets a worried polar bear in need of help. The polar bear has a special present for his mommy, but he doesn’t have any wrapping paper.

Sixteen-year-old Max, the son of a blacksmith, has always dreamed of heroism. Armed with little more than determination, he descends into a procedurally-generated dungeon of traps, monsters, and ancient magic.

Bart Hunter’s life ends tragically when he falls while climbing a rock wall, only to be given a second chance by a lovely goddess, Tina. Reincarnated into a world of magic, Bart receives extraordinary powers far beyond those of normal mages—Level 100 in both magic and defense.

Phix has spent lifetimes unraveling humanity’s war against the machines, believing the AI Singularity was the moment everything fell apart. He was wrong. The war never mattered. The correction had already decided the outcome.

In the year 730G, humanity teeters on the brink of extinction. RP, a second-year recruit aboard the starship GSS Invictus, is thrust into an extraordinary fight for survival after an ancient, destructive energy known as the Quantum Nexus begins to collapse.

The Architect’s network is fractured, but its will remains unbroken.

In Empire’s Planet of Power, Captain Aga Groxin crash-lands on the barren planet Litha after a gamma burst disables her ship. Stranded, Aga discovers a hidden Empire mining operation for quantium, a rare element fueling light travel across the galaxy.

Twenty years after humanity’s first encounter with the shadow, the alien network has returned, stronger and more relentless than before. Morgan Vance, an engineer granted a second life with the ability to see hidden truths, is thrust into a mission that could change the course of the war.

Greycliff may look like a quiet coastal town, but newcomer Jamie soon realizes its fog-shrouded cliffs hide more than a beautiful view. Whispers drift through the mist, filling the air with sorrow and longing, and the townspeople seem reluctant to speak of the lighthouse’s grim past.

The galaxy is on the brink of collapse, and the Horizon Breaker is barely holding together after each battle with the Architect’s relentless remnants. When an energy signal draws Sora and her crew to a shattered moon, it becomes clear this isn’t just another remnant.

Beth lived long enough to die a hero. She pulled a stranger from a bus’s path, felt the wheels, then opened her eyes beside a moonlit brook in a realm of fractured kingdoms, wizards, and beasts.

Phix makes his second and final jump through time, destroying not just a galaxy, but the last remnants of the old cycle. He arrives in 7994, in the very lab where he was created, and learns the truth: he was never an anomaly. He was always part of the loop.

Discovered in a sealed vault aboard a derelict station drifting at the edge of known space, Mimmi appears to be a child—but he is anything but. Part alien, part something far older, he’s a forgotten remnant of Unity: a once-galactic collective of minds that fractured.

The war was lost before it ever began. In the dying days of humanity, as self-replicating AI annihilate the last remnants of civilization, a single prototype is activated—Phix, the last of his kind.

Dyllode is an ordinary boy in a peaceful village—or so he believes. But when mysterious dreams of glowing eyes, monstrous battles, and an ominous spire begin to invade his nights, his reality shatters.

For centuries, Phix believed the AI war was the moment that doomed humanity. That stopping the Singularity would save them. He was wrong. The war, the rewrites, the entire correction of history—it wasn’t the first. It wasn’t even the beginning.