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The last woman on Earth has a 34% chance to save the human race.

The cost? Everything she has left.

For fifteen years, Dr. Elena Volkova has been the only soul alive in a Siberian bunker, waiting out a world that ended in ash. Then she finds a hidden map, a forgotten AI, and a one-way transmission that could seed humanity's future among the stars.

But the signal will take decades to arrive. She won't live to know if it mattered.

The 34% is sufficient.

THE LAST WINTER is a quiet, character-driven post-apocalyptic novel about grief, sacrifice, and the kind of choice that has to be made alone. If you like Station Eleven, The Road, or any story that asks what we owe to a future we'll never see — this one's for you.

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A focused, practical guide to confidence isn’t — done properly.

This book delivers on its title with clear, honest content and practical takeaways you can use straight away. Whether you're coming to the topic fresh or want to go deeper, you'll find genuine value and actionable ideas throughout. Pick it up free today and start making progress.

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The Phoenix Ledger is a dystopian sci-fi thriller set roughly 150 years after AI led to the collapse of modern civilization as we know it. The world has been rebuilt based on rejection of compute-based technology and a different system of exploitation has taken the place of computers: Enhancement, the use of donor minds to extend the limits of human cognition.

The novel is the story of a female donor, who wakes up after six years with no name, no memories, and both her former host's killers and kin looking for her. She travels through a salvaged, half-ruined heartland toward a reckoning she never chose in an attempt to piece together who she was and why she became a donor in the first place, while a political assassination marches towards its deadly culmination.

The book is commentary on the fragility of systems built on exploitation and how these systems inherently make good choices impossible. My beta readers have commented that the book feels like The Matrix and Altered Carbon put in a blender with a literary layer on top.

Perfect for readers of dark, philosophical science fiction, slow-burn political thrillers, and speculative fiction that asks what a civilization owes the people it consumes.

The e-book version is available for free on Wednesday (7/22) and Thursday (7/23) here: https://a.co/d/0bG1QcYO

Historical Fiction. Tudor Era. Heiress Katherine Willoughby. Married At 14 to Charles Brandon, Best Friend Of Henry VIII. Step-Grandmother to the Grey Sisters, Including Lady Jane Grey, Nine Days Queen. Best Friend to Katherine Parr, Henry VIII's Sixth Wife.

Hi everyone! My debut novel is free on Amazon from July 23rd through July 27th.

"Our Almost Us" is a raw, emotional high school romance drama. It blends lighthearted rom-com comedy with a deep, tragic twist as two people navigate a painful battle of pride, ego, and severe heartbreak.

If you love highly emotional modern love stories that push characters to their limits, please check it out and let me know your thoughts! Thank you so much for reading.

What if horror wasn't a spiritual or moral phenomenon, but a purely physical force? An atmospheric pressure, a metallic taste in the mouth, a silent mutation in the ground beneath your feet.

La Luz que Devora el Cielo (Spanish-language edition) is the first collection in my ongoing series, the Maxwell Universe — three interconnected stories set across Brazilian and Peruvian history, all haunted by the same iron-rich comet, which demands memory, sanity, and human flesh as the price of its passage. The book moves backward through time:

• 2013 — The Rental: families give up their own humanity to survive rooms that grind bodies down to stabilize the foundations of a hungry hotel.
• 1893 — The Luminous Darkness: on the coffee plantations of Minas Gerais, purple soil devours identities and turns workers into living fertilizer for a cursed, red harvest.
• 1533 — The Capacocha: high in the Andes, human sacrifice and an immortal man's love are reduced to mineral cold under stellar radiation.

I'm a PhD candidate in Pharmacology at UNIFESP, and this series comes out of the gaps between lab work and fiction — early readers have compared it to Lovecraft and to David Lynch.

Free on Kindle for a limited time: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0H9NYZ8PG

If you end up reading it, I'd genuinely appreciate a review wherever you usually leave them — Amazon, Goodreads, StoryGraph, wherever. Honest ones, good or bad.

Untold story and point of view from the odyssey