He didn’t ask for limitless power.

Conthan’s only talents are sarcasm and art. That is, until he learns he’s a Child of Nostradamus with the ability to teleport. When his newfound powers kill a Marine, he finds himself hunted by the military’s elite.

He is not the only one in danger.

Conthan discovers his future entwined with a warden bent on corrupting imprisoned Children. As he unravels a conspiracy about to destroy the country, will he sacrifice his humanity to become a hero?

Fans of X-Men & X-Force will love this fast-paced introduction to the Children of Nostradamus Universe.

Murder isn’t in the hero handbook.

Unable to wash the blood from his hands, Conthan feels anything but heroic. He sacrificed the life he knew to save mankind and fulfill a prophecy from a dead psychic. A wanted man, he plays at being a vigilante and wages war on a synthetic army that still hunts him. No matter how many innocents he saves, the warden’s voice still haunts his dreams.

A secret society unleashes a second civil war.

Jasmine can’t stand by as the country she swore to protect descends into darkness. Her newfound freedom from the military can’t wash away her sense of duty. If the Society gain control of the synthetics, her kind will be hunted into extinction. Now she must rely on the same people she once imprisoned to prevent a massacre.

The darkness wears many faces.

Conthan seeks absolution within the Church of Nostradamus. But hidden amongst their flock, rebels look to him for leadership. For the first time, Conthan sees an end to a war that plagues the country. He’s determined to stop the madman once and for all, even if it means abandoning his morals and becoming a ruthless killer.

In the battle for Chicago there will be no victor.

Dwayne despises killing, but his ability to wield lightning makes him a ticking time-bomb. Up until now, he has resorted to violence to stop the enemy, but the line between good and evil is becoming blurred. He must now decide if he is capable of using his destructive powers against the Nighthawks in order to save the world.

Nobody walks away unscathed.

Conthan’s refusal to kill his mentor has placed the fate of mankind in the hands of a madman with unlimited power and resources. With a war threatening to consume the world, there can be no more running. Conthan fears that the only way to emerge victorious is to give in to his powers and surrender what’s left of his humanity.

To defeat a powerful man, there must be a powerful woman.

Twenty-Seven, sentenced to die in the Outlands, now leads the rebellion. However, it is the war between her past and present that with potential to break her. Despite this, she stands on the front lines, she is ready to save the world, or at least she hopes. But with war coming to her doorstep, she will need to unite mankind and the Children of Nostradamus for this final confrontation.

Death couldn’t stop her.

Eleanor Valentine spent her life deciphering visions of the future. She counted the days until she would be murdered by her closest friend. Before the trigger is pulled, she rewrites the fate of eleven would-be heroes in a last-ditch effort to save mankind. But even she doesn’t know the outcome of her meddling.

Who were they before the Nighthawks?

An angel able to read minds. An invisible socialite. A soldier with impenetrable skin. Their destinies should never have crossed. But with her dying breath, Eleanor manipulates a decaying world desperate for heroes. Morning Sun is a collection of short stories featuring characters in The Synthetic Wars.