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DINA: Nature’s Case For Democracy by Anne Riley

DINA: Nature’s Case For Democracy by Anne Riley

Sara Wallace has fallen into a coma. Her family is devastated. Her doctors can’t wake her up. But Sara? She finds herself immersed in a strange conversation with Dina, a mysterious entity. Humans are in trouble, Dina insists, because they have failed to understand the essence of how life works. Dina is asking Sara to help save humanity, but first she must learn the lessons humans have failed to learn. Will Sara learns how to help pull humans from the brink of extinction? Or will Sara’s doctors wake her up before she can learn the lessons of survival? And those lessons? Is the answer really that simple?

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The Marann by Christie Meierz

The Marann by Christie Meierz

She was a teacher, not a spy. High school Spanish teacher Marianne Woolsey was reasonably happy with her life, until Central Command forced her to sign up for a 26 year assignment light-years from Earth. In spite of herself, from the moment she met her new employer’s infant daughter, she was all in, professionally and personally. But she has secrets of her own, buried deep in her past, and even the empathic Tolari can’t be entirely sure of her motives. On Tolar, espionage comes with a death sentence, and Marianne’s growing attraction for her employer might just get her killed.

If you like planetary adventure and heart-warming romance, you’ll love Christie Meierz’ award-winning tales of the reclusive Tolari.

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Flatlanders by Mike Sherer

Flatlanders by Mike Sherer

Young theoretical physicist Mickey Haiku has fallen into Eden’s trap. She is a much smarter scientist who is intent on saving her own dimension by destroying his. Unbeknownst to either, beings from several yet higher dimensions have their own strategies. This sends the mixed-up pawns off on a wild odyssey through a dozen weird twisted dimensions. As if this hyperdimensional odyssey isn’t challenging enough for Mickey, he has the additional difficulty of embarking on this whacko tour as a (pregnant!) female. Which means Eden is stuck in Mickey’s body. The two are soon forced to cooperate since each holds the other’s body hostage. The strangest relationship this side of the 11th dimension develops between the two.

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War and Money by Sofia Diana Gabel

War and Money by Sofia Diana Gabel

Dax, 15, is thrust into battle to fight aliens. Reluctant to kill and skeptical of the real motive behind the wars, she embarks on a perilous journey to uncover the truth. With her squad of fellow misfit soldiers, it’s an all-or-nothing fight for survival, navigating treacherous paths to befriend the very aliens Earth is battling, to find the evidence she needs to end the wars once and for all.

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Undercover Alien by Nathan Gregory

Undercover Alien by Nathan Gregory

Undercover Alien is the 4th book in a series, but a prequel, not a sequel. We step back in time nearly two decades to meet a “White Hat” cyber warrior in the employ of “The Agency.”

The Earth is unknowingly at war with extraterrestrials. The “Agency” is engaged in an all-out war with cyber hackers but clueless that the enemy hackers are extraterrestrial. Earth has unknowingly become a battleground for interstellar war, as friendly aliens duke it out with aliens bent on destroying humanity.

Earth’s greatest cyber warrior is a nerdy “White Hat” named Rithwick Jahi Pringle, a.k.a. Ritz, who is “on the spectrum.” He has poor people skills with difficulty looking others in the eye, is face-challenged, i.e., mildly face-blind with people he does not know well, and mildly displays classic symptoms of being “on the spectrum.” However, despite his issues, he is very accomplished, talented, and intelligent. His “island of genius” talent is an exceptional memory, especially for cyber details. His neurodiverse characteristics give him an advantage over neurotypicals. He is in denial of the diagnosis, and marks his neurological traits up to his ability to hyper-focus.

Along the way, he meets and mentors a “skinny kid in a hoodie,” who bears a striking similarity to the hero of the other stories.

The tale aims at an audience more mature than the YA genre; Perhaps the appropriate term is “New Adult;” it is far from explicit, but there is some sexual content.

Ritz is irresistibly drawn to the mysterious “Director” of “The Agency,” which he finds confusing and frustrating. Although good-looking and attractive to women, he finds “Love is a fragile butterfly that never lingers, soon tires of his social stumbling and feigned empathy. Although he enjoys brief romances, he’d rather have a friend. Is Director to be either? Or just another warrior, with a smile for armor?”