Four books about the first permanent human settlement on the Moon. When the water runs out, courage runs in. A story of survival, love, and the stubborn human refusal to die quietly.
The Moon was always meant to be a waypoint. A refueling station on the way to somewhere else. But when Earth's politics make return impossible, the lunar colonists face a choice: adapt or die.
The Lunar Foundation series follows the engineers, scientists, and families who turn a temporary outpost into a permanent home. They mine ice from shadowed craters. They grow food in regolith. They build a society from scratch, 240,000 miles from the nearest help.
This is hard science fiction that takes the engineering seriously—but never loses sight of the human story. Because the hardest part of living on the Moon isn't the technology. It's the people.
Humanity's first permanent settlement on Mars. From the first boot print to the first declaration of independence.
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Earth sends its fastest ships to the stars. The crews discover the universe is bigger and more dangerous than anyone imagined.
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A chaotic young lawyer in NYC. Impossible cases. Romantic tension. Funny, fast-paced legal mysteries.
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