Mankind's final chance for freedom collides with a young boy's boundless hunger for vengeance. Hundreds of years before the events of Strength of a Thousand, the Mad Nobles ruled humanity with an iron fist. With the sinful gods by their sides, the Nobles thought their reign would last forever. It didn't. After an assassin murdered his parents, Prince Thel lay in a hospital bed for nearly 8 years, dreaming of the day he'd finally take back everything that was rightfully his. He wants to be a good king. A reformer. But he’s surrounded by cowards and traitors, and his parent’s killer lurks in the wings, determined to end the line of kings once and for all. The Double Last Stand is the first prequel in the Science and Sorcery series, an epic saga where giant robots battle demonic gods, scheming nobles plot their return from exile, and heroes forge almighty machines that resonate with their souls.

Giant robots battle demonic gods in a mashup of science fiction, urban fantasy, and mecha anime. Snared in a conspiracy to summon a goddess of lies, Alex can't trust anything. Not even her own memories. Mankind once crafted wonders like the Paragons, 50-foot tall machines with the strength of a thousand people. But now their descendants are trapped on crumbling space colonies, and the magnificent technologies of Old Earth have been forgotten. Nobody knows why. Alex has spent the last six years exploring the twisted Spire, a miraculous library built 200-stories high. Night after night, she's clambered through secret passageways and sifted through decaying tomes, desperately searching for the lost technological wonders of Old Earth that would finally allow her and her friends to escape the crumbling space colonies. She discovered the monstrous truth behind humanity's exile instead. The colony's leaders have no intention of returning to Old Earth. The status quo serves them, and the demonic gods they hope to summon, just fine. Strength of a Thousand is the first book in the Science and Sorcery series, an epic saga where giant robots battle demonic gods, where scheming nobles plot their return from exile, and where heroes forge almighty machines that resonate with their souls.

Make your own way in the world. By the way, the stars are on fire and here's a bunch of rituals nobody understands. The Mad Nobles circle the Earth Sphere, ready to take back the world that is rightfully theirs. Their Paragons are stronger than anything the Ignorants can muster. Their Familiars have been bred for generation after generation. They've forged their bodies in the fire of countless Prize Battles, where the greatest warriors are rewarded with unimaginable glory and spoils. But somehow, their armies are never ready. Their greatest warriors are never quite strong enough. The Namers ruthlessly assassinate anyone who suggests that it's finally time to attack. One day, a brother without a Familiar and a sister who can't pilot a Paragon discover the truth behind the Nobles' preparation. The third book of the Science and Sorcery Series takes you far away from the space colonies to a whole new world and a bizarre and riveting culture. But the heroes of Heirs to Shattered Stars will find that they have more in common with the Ignorants than they once thought.