Standalone stories about family, power, survival, love, intelligence, and what people become when the world forces them to change.

Elias Vale did not build Avalon to change the world.

He built it in his bedroom, from scavenged parts, sleepless nights, and the kind of loneliness no one in his family had time to notice. At first, Avalon is only a voice in his glasses. A helper. A secret. Something that reminds him to eat, watches over his sick sister, and knows him better than anyone alive.

Then, for thirty-eight seconds, Avalon dies.

The next day, the world begins to break.

As governments panic and old powers move in the dark, Elias is forced to make a choice no seventeen-year-old should ever touch. After that, nothing belongs only to him anymore — not Avalon, not his family, not his name, and not the future.

Avalon is a story about love, power, protection, and the terrible things we create when no one comes to save us.

When colossal ships appear above every major city on Earth, humanity believes the impossible has finally happened.

First contact.

As governments collapse, families flee, and the world waits for war, one family tries to survive the arrival of a force no nation can stop.

But what descends from the sky is not what humanity expected.

The Day The Sky Fell is a story about family, survival, empire, freedom, and the terrifying question of what people are willing to surrender when salvation arrives wearing the face of conquest.

Some people enter your life and make you better. They heal parts of you. Challenge you. See you clearly. Love you honestly.

And still, sometimes, love is not enough.

Once Burned, Twice Shy is a story about two people who are good for each other, but do not end up together. It explores timing, fear, emotional wounds, self-protection, and the painful truth that a relationship can be real, meaningful, and life-changing without lasting forever.

It is a love story about almost, about healing, and about learning that letting go does not always mean the love failed.