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SCI FI EXPLOSION

TWIST: A Crimson Dust Cycle Prequel
by J.S. Arquin
Dekker's Dozen: Weeds of Eden
by Christopher Schmitz
A Deal with the Devil's Broker
by Steve Ruskin
Phalanx
by Chris Lowry
Exiles
by Jay Toney
Star Rebels
by C. Gockel
Let There Be Light: A Short Story
by C. Gockel
Friendly Fire
by C. Gockel
Watcher's Web
by Patty Jansen
Lonely Hearts on Mars
by Aurora Springer
Starship Waking: Archangel Project. Book 4
by C. Gockel
Crying Over Spilt Light
by George Saoulidis

Forsaken Earth
by Dalton Cortner
Antigravel Omnibus 1
by George Saoulidis
Darkest Days (Dark Madame Part 1)
by Heather D. Glidewell
First In Line
by P.N. Shafa
Illiya (Taylor Neeran Chronicles #1)
by J J Mathews
Dark Nebula: Contact
by Sean Willson
Space Walkers
by Mike Coville
The Insanity Criterion
by Raymond Finkle
The Equalizer
by Sam Seador
Chasing Code
by Marlin Seigman
Pickle Pie: A Cyberpink Story
by George Saoulidis
Carl Sagan's Hunt for Intelligent Life in the Universe
by C. Gockel
Alien Frequency: Stellar Flash Book One
by Neil A. Hogan
Lunar Escape
by Jeannette Bedard
When Traitors Fall
by Abby J. Reed
The Death Mask of Adlivun Cavus
by C.D. Watson
The Axe
by Vaughn Ashby
Captain
by K. D. Karnik
Carrier
by Kristin Stamper
Futeuropa
by Jack Archer
Outpost Delta-Three
by Thomas Webb
FreeLand - The Arrival
by Joey Remark
Murphy's Star: A Short Story
by C. Gockel
Redcoats (Darwin's Soldiers)
by Ste Sharp

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