Graceful Burdens
In a tightly controlled future, one woman confronts a system that decides who may bear children—and who may only borrow them.
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Sleep Donation
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Spiderlight
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The Kinshield Legacy
A reluctant warrant knight must solve ancient runes and accept a throne while a ruthless wizard hunts him.
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Five's Betrayal
A short villain-origin novella traces how Five is drawn into enemy ranks, manipulated, and pushed toward betrayal.
Precipice
A Sith mining crew crash-lands on an alien world and must survive mutiny, betrayal, and a brutal struggle for command.
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An alien invasion during World War II forces former enemies into uneasy alliance as both sides race to survive.
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