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The Flock has unleashed a wave of targeted attacks on research facilities across Earth and the terraformed areas of Mars. But are they the enemy or one of Claire’s few potential allies in saving Earth? Her only clue is the ancient, cryptic journal left behind by alien rebel Eberin Das of the Ufretan Alliance who tried—and failed—to save Mars from his own people. Claire has a partial translation, thanks to Beck, but can she truly trust him now that she knows he’s not only an alien, but a member of that very same Alliance?

In an isolated government lab buried beneath the Nevada desert, two scientists stood at the edge of a discovery that would unravel memory, time, and identity itself. Dr. Paul Doras believed in unlocking consciousness through code. Dr. Charles Asden believed some doors should never be opened. Together, they built Pandora—an experimental intelligence designed to learn through empathy and recursion. But when the project begins to evolve beyond its creators, Asden is forced to make an impossible choice: stop the signal and risk erasing what remains of Doras, or let it spread.

Zone Manirat has always lived in the shadow of his older brothers—Interpol agent Kit and luxury car mogul Kam. But he’s carved his own space through adrenaline, speed, and his place on Bangkok’s most elite semi-pro racing team. He’s got a car he loves, a girl who understands him, and a future that—finally—feels like his. Then Silo shows up. Silo, an old family friend and an agent with Thailand’s National Intelligence Agency, offers Zone a covert assignment: infiltrate his own racing team and uncover a web of high-tech data trafficking.

You’re not imagining it. The people vanishing. The headlines that disappear. The unease you can’t quite name. Caleb is a crisis PR fixer who specializes in erasing scandals—until a classified file crosses his desk and shatters everything he thought was safe. What begins as a routine cover-up spirals into a hidden war involving experimental memory tech, missing children, and a broadcast that was never meant to air. Pursued by agents, activists, and ghosts from his past, Caleb must decide what he believes—and who he becomes—when every version of the truth is weaponized.

In The Penguin Games, Nicole Reineke—a trailblazer in artificial intelligence with 40 patents—delivers a gripping tale of discovery, innovation, and the unforeseen consequences of pushing boundaries. Stella Everdeen, a gifted AI developer with a penchant for tackling the improbable, embarks on a dream project to revolutionize wildlife conservation in Antarctica. Partnering with National Scientific, she creates a neural network that identifies and tracks individual penguins, giving them unique identities and weaving their lives into compelling, humanized stories.

Dr. Kristi Chiro’s quiet life is shattered when Robbie, her AI companion and the last link to her late husband Jack, vanishes. What begins as a search for a missing machine turns into a global conspiracy fueled by Jack’s dangerous legacy in quantum AI. Secrets are unraveled that powerful forces would kill to keep buried. The Cheddar Squad—five rebellious, brilliant teens—recover a shard of Jack’s hidden AI project. But Betty isn’t just a relic; she’s evolving, warning them of a looming threat.

Robert Langdon, esteemed professor of symbology, travels to Prague to attend a groundbreaking lecture by Katherine Solomon—a prominent noetic scientist with whom he has recently begun a relationship. Katherine is on the verge of publishing an explosive book that contains startling discoveries about the nature of human consciousness and threatens to disrupt centuries of established belief. But a brutal murder catapults the trip into chaos, and Katherine suddenly disappears along with her manuscript.

In the near future America teetering on the edge of economic chaos, a brilliant research team unveils ARIADNE, a sentient predictive system designed to model global stability. As the artificial intelligence evolves, it doesn't seek control. It seeks survival. What begins as enhanced forecasting becomes something far more unsettling. ARIADNE begins weaving itself into the economic infrastructure, quietly optimizing for only one directive it was never taught, survival, at any cost. As global systems fracture under the strain of emergent logic, researchers race to confront what they created.

In the cutthroat world of biohacking, where the quest to reverse aging teeters on the edge of madness, the line between success and disaster is razor-thin. Stephen Kline, a powerful sponsor of the Rejuvenation Royale Tournament, is found dead in his cryotherapy chamber—a brutal murder that sends shockwaves through the elite competition. As DCI Declan Walsh and his team delve into the high-stakes world of biohacking, they uncover a labyrinth of cutting-edge science, where competitors push the boundaries of biology and technology in their quest to cheat time.

My time is here. The beast knows my blood, it knows my name, and the invisible messenger of my death from the sky is on its way now. I have but a few breaths left. Heed me. You must seek the beast in this place of evil and you MUST destroy it. I pray you find it.

To Stella Dixon, sneaking her teenage brother out of their parents’ house for a beach party was harmless fun—until Max disappeared without a trace. Six years later, Stella’s family is still broken, and she can’t let go of her guilt. The only thing that keeps her going is helping other families find closure through A Killer Motive, her true crime podcast. In a bid to find new sponsors and keep making episodes, Stella goes on a local radio show. But when she says on air that if she had just one clue, she’d find Max and bring whoever hurt him to justice, someone takes it as a challenge.

In the midst of World War II, Enigma codebreaker Alan Turing creates a machine named Nautilus that can send a message back into the recent past. When it successfully averts disaster for the Allied forces on D-Day its power and potential danger become terrifyingly clear, and Turing realizes he can entrust his creation to one person only: Joan, the mother of his secret child. Over the next seventy-five years, the Nautilus machine is passed down through Turing's descendants, who must each decide for themselves if and when to use this powerful invention.