Filled with deadly danger, friendships and betrayal, and profound insight into the human psyche, Aurius is an exciting and emotional story for all ages.  When Jacob Marshall, an unpopular, out-of-shape high school student, is whisked away into the world of Aurius, he’s ecstatic, because all he ever wanted is an escape from reality.  However, the reality of this strangely familiar world soon becomes more than he can handle.  Fighting for his very life, fighting fate, trying to fit in to a foreign place, and taking on a quest that will affect the entire world are just the beginning.  Jacob’s biggest challenge may be facing himself.

Aurius

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Fitzsimmons, Catherine

Fantasy

Brain Lag

Ruins of Change (Books of Elderra)

Dwornik, J. R.

Aurius needs a hero. What it gets is Jacob Marshall. Jacob is an unpopular, out-of-shape high school student who's never handled anything more dangerous than the senior football team. When he enters Aurius, however, he's ecstatic, because he knows this world intimately, and an escape from reality is all he ever wanted. Yet, he soon discovers that this world is far more real than anything he left behind. Fighting for his life becomes the least of his concerns as he struggles with being a foreigner in a strange land. Knowing what will happen only makes him the target of suspicion, and trying to prevent tragedies only he knows are coming is a heavy burden to bear. But none of it compares to the most important lesson he must learn: that being a hero means more than just learning how to do battle with a sword. Jacob's greatest challenge may be facing himself.

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

What can you do when a computer virus starts infecting people? For years, a virus that targets cybernetics has plagued people with any sort of computerized implant in their bodies. It is untraceable, unpredictable, 100% fatal and infecting more people every day. Politics tore apart Project Requiem, a highly-funded military endeavor meant to create an antivirus to save humanity. A ragtag group of programmers and visionaries is trying to pick up where the lead engineer for Requiem left off, but their resources are limited, they're hounded by the army and corporate mercenaries and a key engineer with the only remaining copy of the antivirus is missing. As the virus grows more powerful by the day, all they can do is hope that they can finish before it becomes powerful enough to attack the entire city at once.

Halcyon

Science Fiction

Tinker's Plague (Tinker's World)

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Pearl, Stephen B.

Thrillers & Suspense

Innocent Earth (Awakening Earth)

McClenning, Dale E

Touch the light. Hold the light. The light burns. The light runs away. Hold the light. Lock the light away.
The great spirit Vatu keeps the Sun in a box, where no thief can steal it. Once a year, the box is opened and life springs across the dark lands. The whole world belongs to Vatu. He is darkness, he is master of all. There is no hiding from him.
But Utas must try, for his daughter's sake. She is sick from darkness, and yet she glows with a mysterious light. If Vatu can find them, he will destroy them, or worse, drag them back into his mad, dark world. Torn between duty and mercy, between justice and freedom, Utas tries to escape, but it seems inevitable that the darkness will reclaim him.
For the greatest mercy and the greatest punishment Utas can suffer is to return to his true self.

Crowman (The Sun Thief)

Rae, David

They call it the "Manhattan Miracle." Half a century after the buildings of New York City sank beneath the rising seas, human ingenuity raises them up again, and the city is finally returning to prosperity... or is it? The economy might be revitalized, but Mayor Sophia Ramos knows that the Miracle is only a stopgap solution. Crippling debt and a surge in crime from the Boroughs threatens to sink the city as surely as the waves did, and to Mayor Ramos, only an even more radical idea is the solution. As Manhattan's elite are targeted by a vast underground criminal empire, however, the city threatens to fall apart before she can enact its daring rescue. A world-famous gonzo journalist, an engineer who helped bring about the Miracle, and the chief of police butt heads over the mayor's solution. Meanwhile, two Boroughs cops fighting with their own demons and city-wide apathy for their home struggle to bring order into a place rapidly falling under martial law. In the end, who will stand atop America's tallest buildings?

The Maiden Voyage of New York City

Girod, Gary

The Unseen Force (Sisters of Chaos)

Divided Earth (Awakening Earth)

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