Know your truth. Speak your truth. Live your truth.
Maeve struggles to live up the ideals of the strong, independent, successful businesswoman and guru whose books and classes are the gold-standard for woman entrepreneurs.
All Maeve has ever wanted is to design red carpet attire for Hollywood's brightest stars. But her Midwestern family and friends have nothing but discouragement for her.
Get real.
Get a real job.
Get back to real life.
Frustrated by the clannishness of the fashion industry and the lack of support in her own life, Maeve decides to start her own online company making custom garments from her own designs: Constellation Couture.
And in order to fully Live Her Truth, she decides to cut all the naysayers out of her life ... except for the five online friends who've always believed in her.
What Maeve doesn't know is that her five new besties are secretly connected ... will she discover their hidden agenda before it ruins her?
A victim with no memory.
Maria woke with no memory, rescued from the sex dungeon of a man who had held her captive. With her captor dead, now she may be the only hope for police to find another missing woman.
A cop ordered to lie.
Detective Cody McGraw is tasked to help Maria recover her memories. Just one problem - Maria isn't who she thinks she is. She's not even human. She's a robot that shouldn't exist, a model so close to human that it had to be shut down years ago - all of them humanely disposed of. She's the first of her kind that anyone has seen in years and now she is marked for destruction. But first, Cody is given a chance to find out what she knows.
The Clock is ticking.
Government agents want to dismantle and destroy Maria to find out how she has survived after her kind were disposed of. Cody is given a vary narrow window to get close to her and find out what she knows about the missing woman.
But getting close brings back his painful past, and he soon finds himself torn between his duty and doing the right thing.
Humane Disposal is a twisty, gut punch of a sci-fi thriller from the bestselling authors Sean Platt and David Wright.
Jack should never have been out that morning.
If he hadn't been out, he never would've hit the girl on the bike. He never would've made the worst decision of his life - to flee the scene of the crime.
Now, two years later, his crime has destroyed two families. And fate has brought him into the life of the last person he thought he'd ever have to see - the girl's mother.
Elodie losing her daughter was only the beginning of her pain. Things fell apart with her cop husband, she's struggling to pay her bills, and she's at the end of her rope.
Then she meets a man who can help turn her life around - Jack.
He's sweet, caring, and the host of a well-known show. He seems perfect.
She has no idea that he is also the man who destroyed her everything.
Hit and Run is the second book in the new multi-author sci-fi anthology series Version Control, perfect for fans of Black Mirror and The Twilight Zone.
Good things come to those who wait. That's what Annie's always believed.
It's why, when her fiancé Keith launched his nanotech company, Annie set aside law school to help. It's why she went all-in, trusting the company's success to make her degree moot. Law school was for her mother anyway. After Rebirth goes public, she and Keith will be rich enough to do whatever they want ... like working on her award-winning student screenplay - the real dream she gave up to grow the business.
But with the finish line in sight (and creative dreams dancing in Annie's head), Keith starts to act suspiciously. He's been spending a lot of time with his attractive lawyer, working late nights. After all the lean years and sacrifices, it's just not fair. Keith would never cheat, would he? But if not, why is he acting like a cheater?
Annie isn't usually vengeful, but her hand's been forced. She faces a decision: Should she let Keith play her like a sucker, or should she be strong like the heroine of her screenplay? Should she sit by like a chump ... or make a deal with Rebirth's competitors to get what she deserves?
In the heat of an affair, nothing is what it seems - and Hell hath no fury like an artist scorned.
Frustrated with his lonely life, neuroses, and dead-end career, 40-year-old Seth Harper decides to finally take charge.
After an ad pitch by Blake, a salesman for a company called Everhead, he spends his life savings to get Persona, a cutting-edge "personality upgrade" uploaded to his Cell, the information uplink almost everyone has installed in their brain.
Things are going great after getting his new personality: he says goodbye to his psychiatrist, he's not worried about his future, and, most importantly, he's got a date with Emily, a beautiful girl who actually seems to like him.
But things start going awry when he gets chased out of a bar by a bunch of guys in black suits.
He finds Blake to get an answer only to find that there was a glitch during the installation of the Persona upgrade.
Seth, his internal identifying him as "Willis Rowe" a renegade hacker, goes on the run, hearing voices, unsure of who he even is anymore.
Even Emily turns out not who he thought she was. Seth has to find out the truth before he loses his mind-and his life.
You 2.0 is the third book in the new multi-author sci-fi anthology series Version Control, perfect for fans of Black Mirror and The Twilight Zone.
