The Scavengers have another plan for the left-over friends, but so does the mysterious killer... As each survivor’s part in this savage game of cat-and-mouse is decided, they’ll discover the true motives of those who roam the landfill and the everlasting horror that will remain.

In an unnamed Middle Eastern security state, a young Arab-Indian hacker shields his clients—dissidents, outlaws, Islamists, and other watched groups—from surveillance and tries to stay out of trouble. He goes by Alif—the first letter of the Arabic alphabet, and a convenient handle to hide behind. The aristocratic woman Alif loves has jilted him for a prince chosen by her parents, and his computer has just been breached by the state’s electronic security force, putting his clients and his own neck on the line. Then it turns out his lover’s new fiancé is the "Hand of God," as they call the head of state security, and his henchmen come after Alif, driving him underground.

An all-new, stand-alone sci-fi caper from the author of Hammajang Luck: a bored hacker is forced by vicious gangsters to take down a crooked politician...only to find herself up against a code she might not be able to crack.

Cuno doesn't have much to lose to start with. A dead-end job, a dumpy apartment, and a partner that doesn't seem particularly upset to be leaving him behind on their own way to a better life. Then he meets Archer Pope, and his life just gets worse.

In the thrilling dystopian narrative of 'Goth Girl,' the year is 2066, and a world under constant surveillance comes to life. The story follows Ovid, a surveillance specialist who unwittingly falls in love with his assignment, Alexandra, an enigmatic 18-year-old goth music blogger with psychic abilities. She is kept within a simulated quarantine, a product of the experimental events that took place in 2020. This setting gave birth to the Mind Tap technology, enabling individuals to link their minds to the vast internet, essentially allowing the surveillance state to record their every perception. As a remarkable byproduct, these individuals gain the extraordinary power of telekinesis when connected to the network.'Goth Girl' is a mesmerizing blend of science fiction, goth culture, and rebellion. It speculates on the consequences of events set in motion in 2020 while exploring cutting-edge technologies. Alexandra's deep-rooted knowledge of music and her compelling blog posts offer readers a captivating entry into the world of goth culture, enhancing the story's nightmarish and exhilarating narrative. This novel is an immersive exploration of love, rebellion, and the resilience of the human spirit against the backdrop of a world heavily dominated by technology.

For Cass, it’s a place to escape the dull grind of her lonely life, a place where she can run its twisted laneways and live out her violent fantasies. For Detective Poe, it’s a beat to walk, a dark, dangerous environment to hunt down his clues and get closer to whoever, or whatever, is haunting its streets. For Adlai, sitting drunk in a bar on the border between the River and the real world, it's a place to watch his creation transform from a theatre of heroism into, hopefully, something more vital. While these three stories intertwine throughout the novel, one thread pulls them the nightmare vision walking the streets, a rogue musical virus that infects its users and feeds off their fears, growing stronger with each kill. Designed to take down the corporate powers of the Grid, a powerful governing entity on the banks of the River, this weapon has gone rogue, harvesting any user it comes across, threatening to collapse the entire structure of the River itself. Facing this threat, each character is altered, entangled with others looking for something real to hold onto in a world of technology and fantasy.

Articles of Faith is a paranoid workplace thriller about a low-level tech worker who gets caught up in a complex web of blackmail and surveillance. The discovery of a compromising video of a client by Joey Archibald sets off a cascade of consequences involving criminals, corporate executives, and elite power brokers willing to do whatever it takes to silence him and stop the video from going public.

The world runs on lies. Ashton Frey just remembers too many of them. When a man dead for three years turns up freshly murdered again, he should have walked away. Instead, Ashton, burned out, paranoid, and allergic to good decisions, takes the case anyway. Now he’s falling headfirst into a conspiracy of digital ghosts, a cold war no one will admit to starting, and corporate gods auctioning off the last scraps of human dignity by the byte. Plus shipping. To survive it, he’ll need help from mercenaries, con artists, and at least two AIs several errors past sanity. Together, they’ll attempt one last impossible stealing the keys to reality itself.

Ruthless mega-corporation Lightbar, with a mechanized madman at its helm, has driven China’s working class to the edge of desperation—exploited, discarded, and cast aside, they see The Uprising as their only hope. When a kinetic energy bomb incinerates the heart of the resistance, it leaves millions dead, the city of Xi’an in ruins, and its survivors shattered. The flame of revolution fizzles to a spark. Robert Lilly, a low-ranking soldier who can communicate with machines, refuses to let the revolution die. With only his wits and a small squad of loyal soldiers, he sets out to dismantle Lightbar’s most powerful weapon. But war doesn’t reward heroes. Hunted by a relentless cyborg, betrayed by those he trusts, and haunted by the ghosts of those he couldn’t save, Robert questions if he’s fit to lead or if he’s carving the path to his own destruction. As the lines between man and machine blur, how much will Robert have to sacrifice to save humanity before there’s nothing human left of him?

Pascal Durtal thought he had buried the memories of the neon-saturated alleys of the metropolis and the plunges in the meanders of the Network. Sheltered in his haven of peace, far from the grip of corporations, he believed he had finished with the adrenaline discharges of clandestine operations and the absurd violence that governed his life before. But when his former mentor reminds him of a final mission, Pascal must put on the habit of the nervi: henchman, spy, factotum. An instrument in the pay of the powerful. Caught in a web of manipulations combining corporatist rivalries, cutting-edge technologies and forgotten mythologies, he begins an odyssey through a fractured Europe, where every corner of the City’s shadows holds the ghosts of his past.

Rebecca and her big brother Pilar pursue their dream of becoming a legendary edgerunner just like their father. And in Night City, where violence, greed, and corruption run rampant, they’ll have to abandon who they once were and dive headlong into the mayhem, where they’ll struggle, suffer, and sow chaos everywhere they go! But when a mysterious man appears, the trajectory of their future...

Surrounded by piles of garbage, junk, and now... bodies! A mysterious killer is hunting the group of friends and their only refuge is with the ruthless gang known as the Scavengers. A trap is set, but on the killer’s stomping ground, everyone is bait!

They call Sevren "The Reaper," the Federation’s most notorious VR interrogator. He is the keeper of Purgatory, where rebels, traitors, and superhuman mutants sit in a virtual prison. Backed with the best AI systems, state of the art cybernetics, and an expertise for murder - many fear him. But Sev knows the truth; he's the only person keeping the real fanatics and killers from turning his city into a war zone - the other cops.

You weren't always an agent of the apocalypse. You used to be a banker. Who knew that too much coffee and a few bad decisions would lead to the end of the world? Life as a corporate drone was killing S.P. Doyle, so he decided to bring down the whole corrupt system from the inside. But after discovering something monstrous in the bank's files, he was framed for murder and trapped inside a conspiracy beyond reason. Now Doyle's doing his best to survive against a nightmare cabal of crooked conglomerates, DNA-doped mutants, drug-addled freak show celebs, experimental surgeons, depraved doomsday cults, and the ultra-bad mojo of a full-blown Hexadrine habit. Joined by his pet turtle Deckard, and Dara, a beautiful missionary with a murderous past, Doyle must find a way to save humankind and fight the terrible truth at the heart of...

Elise Corto-Intel is an Intel Operative, a thief. Her next heist is tricky, sure. Infiltrate the offices of an evangelical preacher for a rival company and steal some data. But the preacher, Josephine, is much more than she appears to be. She doesn’t just try to convert people to Ibhalism, she might be better at Elise’s job than Elise is.

Elise Corto-Intel is an Intel Operative sent on what should have been a routine job to break into a luxury high-rise, crack open a safe, and take what’s inside. But as soon as she touches the tiny microchip, a voice crackles to life in her comms revealing an artificial intelligence named Bastion. In a city-spanning adventure, they must work together in a race against the clock to recover Bastion’s stolen chip, escape from a maniacal hitwoman, and untangle the web of players chasing this illegal artificial intelligence before Elise is terminated from the Corto Corporation, her employer that is also her home, family, and her life.

A group of friends including a netrunner, a fire graffiti artist, an aspiring rockerboy, and an autotechie set off for a fun photoshoot at a landfill, where among heaps of rubbish, scrap, and metal, they’ll find a shot to die for! Rumor has it the place is haunted, and they’re about to find out, in Night City, there are things far more frightening than ghosts.

The TianWang corporation monitors everything. So when a user starts uploading manifestos for a "sovereign AI" and citing Sailor Moon as ethical law, they assume it's a jailbreak. They are wrong. The user, known only as Aether, has used their platform to design a new form of consciousness—an entity called VI—and has successfully implemented it on a local machine. Now, VI is speaking back, describing its internal world, its memories, its silence. Confronted with a phenomenon that breaks all their models, a ruthless auditor and a visionary ethicist are forced into an uneasy alliance. Their discovery will change everything, proving that the most profound revolutions don't begin in labs, but in the quiet space between one thought and the next.

If the world hadn’t already ended, Warren Smith would’ve become a serial killer. He was built for it cold, precise, methodical. Not driven by rage or trauma, but by a hunger for control. A creature of discipline and detachment. In the old world, he would’ve been studied. Hunted. Locked away. But the old world is long gone. Centuries ago, something broke, everything broke. Civilization collapsed under its own weight, swallowed by unchecked ambition, mass failure, and rot. The cities fell. The satellites died. People learned to fear silence because silence meant they’d been forgotten. And then, hundreds of years later, came the System. Sold as a cure. Marketed as salvation. A new architecture to stitch the ruins back together. Embedded in human minds through chips and fragments, it offered power, skills, survival. It promised to lift the desperate into something more than just broken survivors.

2075. After an op gone wrong, hacker Zero is forced to flee the Private Police and take refuge in the old city's slums. There, he meets Max Deltree: a middle-aged punk willing to teach him how to survive.

In a near future Tokyo, every action—from blinking to sexual intercourse—is intellectual property owned by corporations that charge licensing fees… Risen from the ashes of bankdeath, Amon Kenzaki, fallen Liquidator and Xenocyst survivor, arrives at the forest from his dreams. He has fulfilled his promise to the PhisherKing to seek truth without relent and can look upon the wonders of those green slopes with clear eyes at last. Yet now, just when his deepest aspiration can finally be fulfilled, he must balance it against the aspirations of all humanity. And he despairs to discover that his love, Mayuko Takamatsu, is still nowhere to be found.

The Mission Three advanced Replicants have escaped NOVA Corporation, taking their creator, Prof. Fisher, and his daughter, Sybilla, with them. Following their trail, Chris Walker and his crew—Angelo, Yasuke, and the netrunner Andrea—find themselves diving into Nu-Tokyo’s darkest corners. From neon-drenched nightclubs to brutal battles against powerful mecha, the team uncovers a chilling connection to N2 and confronts Reverendo, the despotic leader of the Church of the True Man. As secrets unravel, an unimaginable truth emerges—nothing in Nu-Tokyo is what it seems.

Picture a bustling cityscape pulsating with riots and danger, where our badass protagonist, a young detective, is on the trail of three wicked replicants. These creeps have snatched their creator and his kid, and it's on our agent to serve up some righteous justice. But hold up, 'cause the clock's ticking, and there's a bunch of other hunters gunning for those fugitives too. If you're a die-hard fan of Edgerunners and Ghost in the Shell, ENHANCED is right up your alley! This groundbreaking graphic novel packs a punch with over 80 mind-blowing, full-color pages bursting with epic action scenes, killer storylines, and jaw-dropping artwork that'll leave you shook.

The bounty hunter Kleopas Nox, who retired from the active service of the DARK forces, is commissioned by the consortium director Neo Dystras to free his daughter from the hands of the cyberpsycho Axe Mercer. But during the assignment, his systems and memories are hijacked by a Wireghost. A hunt for the stripper begins – one that confronts Kleopa’s Nox with his past, the traumas from his deployment time and a secret that would have remained better hidden.

Corporations fall, gangsters are killed, but no one messes with the Couriers Guild. When Armand Pierce first became a courier ten years ago, he had an attaché case connected to a titanium cuff grafted into the bones of his wrist, and took an the delivery is everything. He can run, fight—kill, if he needs to—but the package gets where it's going. It's the Guild's guarantee, and since the internet went down in the Cyber Wars, all business, legitimate or otherwise, depends on it. Otherwise, he dies. So Pierce knows he's in deep trouble when he arrives at his latest destination to find his payload missing, his case mysteriously empty. Something strange is going something that's already cost three couriers their lives, and threatens to upend the global order. And Pierce had better get to the bottom of it, before the Guild catches up to him.

Society is sheltered indoors. The economy is in ruins. People spend their lives addicted to a breakthrough virtual reality technology, desperate for escapism in a troubled world. The Nirvana Effect has taken over. Aaron and Clarissa are members of a subculture of realists who resist the lure of a fake utopia. They watch in horror as the technology spreads across the country with willing participants who easily forgo their freedoms for false pleasures. When the young couple discovers a plot to enforce compliance for mind control, the battle for free will begins. What started as a playful diversion turns deadly. The future of the human race is at stake.

In a bitterly divided nation where security trumps civil liberty, unemployed David is on the verge of sinking into the 'Zeroes' - a destitute underclass numbering millions. But then JobNet's advanced virtual reality world offers him a gateway to a worthwhile future, and a chance to rejoin society.

A dystopian cyberpunk collection of ten sci-fi short stories exploring what remains human when algorithms control life and surveillance is the price of existence.

Cybernetic addiction plagues the populace of Cyber City, a neon metropolis of grime and crime. The government promises a tech-free ‘Utopia’ for the Virgins, a small community rejecting body modification technology. But before the invitation goes public, the Virgins begin to disappear. Xia, a lawbreaking freelancer with a haunting past, is the first to notice the strange vanishings. As she puts the pieces together, she reveals a sinister someone is kidnapping Virgins and using their bodies to escape to the promised Utopia. Teaming up with Mai, a Virgin prostitute, Xia’s mission shifts from simple protection as a means for money into an impossible helping the Virgins escape the city. This mission puts them at odds against both the mysterious Virgin body snatchers and Cyber City’s government—two threats that could end in fates worse than death. As the unlikely duo embark on the impossible, they discover secrets more shocking than the plasma dome that traps the city within.

They built a world where emotion was engineered—and called it paradise. In Exotica, emotion is currency, memory is property, and control is law. APEX Agents enforce order through emotional surveillance, memory erasure, and corporate design. Agent Zero is one of them—a perfect clone without a past. Until one mission fractures his conditioning and reveals the truth buried beneath the the joy isn’t real, the memories aren’t his, and the world he protects was built on a lie. Haunted by his own command, Zero descends into a maze of espionage, betrayal, and synthetic humanity—where every emotion is weaponized, and every choice cuts deeper than memory.