Damon Voss has a good life. That's the first lie.At thirty-four, he's a senior forensic accountant in Aurora Tower – a Chicago high‑rise wrapped in one‑way mirrors, where every badge swipe and keystroke is logged. He has a wife Nina who still laughs at his jokes, a six‑year‑old son Milo who thinks he's a superhero, and a suburban home in the gated community of Cedar Meadows.That was three days ago. Before Sasha Byrne vanished.Sasha wasn't a friend. She was a data analyst two floors down, with a nervous laugh and an obsession with vintage watches. Then a video arrived at 2:17 AM: Sasha in her cubicle, whispering his name over and over. Damon. Damon. Damon.By sunrise, Sasha is missing. Her apartment is spotless. Her work computer is wiped. Her phone pings from three states. The police call it voluntary disappearance.But Damon has been following threads for eight months – a colleague who quit abruptly, a client file deleted before he could close it, a late‑night printer that burst into smoke. He told no one. Not Nina. Not his brother Evan. Not his best friend Garrett.Then Nina finds a camera inside their bedroom smoke detector. The lens is the size of a pin, wired to a transmitter that feeds video to an IP address owned by a shell company that traces back to Damon's own employer.And Sasha is still missing. Someone is still watching.Damon's investigation leads him into a nightmare: an automated risk‑assessment algorithm that flags "anomalies" – people who ask the wrong questions – and authorizes their complete erasure. Not death. Erasure. Bank accounts emptied, medical records forged, families convinced you're insane.Sasha left behind one thing: a kill switch. A dead man's switch that will expose the entire conspiracy. But to find it, Damon must first outrun the system that's already marked him for deletion.The Kill Switch is a story about a man who discovers he isn't hunting a conspiracy – he is the bug in the code. And the code is being rewritten without him.

THE LAST COHORT Rome has fallen. Its legions are gone. But one last mission remains. Britannia, 410 AD. The last Roman soldiers are boarding their ships, abandoning the rain-lashed island to darkness. Left behind to cover their retreat, the Cohors IX Hispana—a ghost legion already written out of history becomes the empire’s final, desperate rearguard. But they are not just fighting Saxon war-bands and vengeful Celtic tribes. An ancient evil is stirring, a primordial force of chaos that preyed on this land long before empires existed. It twists men into monstrous, soulless husks and commands beasts of shadow and bone. As the land itself turns against them, the century-old discipline of the legion is tested against a terror no shield wall was ever built to withstand. The fate of Britannia will not be decided by armies, but by an alliance of outcasts: · MARCUS, a young Roman officer holding fast to duty as his world crumbles. · BRAN, a disgraced Druid who wields forbidden blood-magic. · HROTHGAR, a weary Saxon warrior seeking a homeland, not a grave. · MORGANNA, a Celtic princess whose hidden royal blood may be the key to salvation. Thrown together by fate, these four enemies must unite their swords, their sorcery, and their shattered honor on a suicidal quest. They will race against the rising tide of darkness to find a legendary weapon lost to myth: the Sword of Mars, an artifact of god-like power that could save the world or utterly destroy it. For fans of the action of The Witcher, the brotherhood of The Last Kingdom, and the epic scale of The Lord of the Rings, The Last Cohort is a thunderous historical fantasy where the last light of Rome is about to be snuffed out… unless one last cohort can light the fire of a new dawn.