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Alabaster (2026; Achillios Chronicles book 1)
In the desert city of Alabaster, an ancient Tower has kept seventy thousand people alive for centuries — and Taryn has always been able to hear something in its hum that no one else can. When he’s tested and revealed as the first Commander in five hundred years, he inherits a city with a failing aquifer, a dormant protective dome, and an army on its way. The machines have been waiting for someone who could finally listen.
Onyx (2026; Achillios Chronicles book 2)
A year after unlocking a door sealed for five centuries, fourteen-year-old Taryn is learning that open doors invite everything in — including a rogue ancient intelligence quietly resuming an unauthorized mission and a band of outcasts with legitimate grievances marching toward the coast. None of it is catastrophic on its own. Together, it’s a different story. Taryn built something open and good; now he has to find out if those two things can survive each other.
Verdant (2026; Achillios Chronicles book 3)
At sixteen, Taryn commands a planetary network, carries the legacy of the colony’s founder, and is the only person who can hear the ancient machines well enough for what comes next — because two ships have entered the system, and every colony they’ve found before is gone. With three weeks to prepare forty-seven thousand people, he discovers the terraforming program has been quietly reshaping the planet for the ships’ passengers all along, and the founder’s sealed plan can’t be opened until it’s almost too late. Taryn has operators, allies, and an AI that’s been waiting two centuries for this moment — and one final decision that has nothing to do with the ships, and everything to do with what it cost to build something worth saving.
Classmates: short stories from Clara Thorn
A free collection of short stories that explore Clara’s classmates.
Power Wave (Prime Wave Accounting book 1, 2026)
Michael has burned 72,663 worlds — world 72,664 is the one that makes him stop and wonder if the math has always been wrong. When a supervillain’s obsession with powered abilities cracks the Prime Wave wide open, a burnt-out god and a team of very tired heroes have to figure out, fast, how to save something neither of them has ever tried to save before.
Superior Wave (Prime Wave Accounting book 2, 2026)
Michael stayed, the Authority noticed, and what they’re sending to fix that problem makes every powered villain the World Guard has ever fought look like a noise complaint. With an Enforcer on the way and fifty years of legal preparation about to get its first real test, humanity is going to have to stand between a god and the people who made him — and be worth standing for.
Supreme Wave (Prime Wave Accounting book 3, 2026)
The new Authority promised a lighter hand, and they meant it — right up until they decided to put that hand on the switch that controls everything that makes humanity unique. Michael has a moral argument, Sokolov has a legal one, and somewhere in a folding-chair meeting in the voluntary zone, the people who’ve lost the most are quietly building the thing worth fighting for.
short stories of witchkind
A free collection of short stories from the world of witchkind.
copyright © 2026 Don Gannon-Jones.