The Marriage Act
In near-future Britain, a government marriage scheme rewards couples and monitors them relentlessly, turning love into surveillance.
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Dragons return to Earth as one boy races to stop a dark force that could cost a beloved life.
The Temporal Void
A sprawling future epic follows rival factions and dream-linked visions as a mysterious Void threatens the galaxy.
The Messengers
In a plague-hit galaxy at war, two pairs of travelers carry messages that could change everything.
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