Set in a dystopian future where mankind has become infertile, the novel centers on a history professor who becomes involved with a group of revolutionaries seeking to overthrow the oppressive government. As the world descends into chaos due to the impending extinction of the human race, a miraculous pregnancy offers a glimmer of hope. The professor must protect the pregnant woman and navigate the dangerous political landscape, while grappling with the implications of a world without children.

In "The Walking Shadow," readers are plunged into a dark and atmospheric tale of mystery and the supernatural. The novel follows a protagonist who becomes entangled in a web of intrigue and occult happenings. As the story unfolds, the character is drawn deeper into a world where the boundaries between life and death blur, and where the shadow of something sinister looms large. Combining elements of horror, detective fiction, and gothic romance, the narrative builds suspense and explores themes of mortality, the human psyche, and the consequences of past actions echoing into the present.

In "The Extremes," readers are plunged into a speculative fiction narrative that explores the boundaries of virtual reality and its impact on human psychology and society. The story follows Teresa Simons, an FBI agent who is grieving the loss of her husband in a mass shooting. She finds herself in a small English seaside town, where she encounters a controversial VR technology that allows users to experience the extreme emotions and events of others, including the very shooting incident that claimed her husband. As Teresa delves deeper into these virtual experiences, the lines between reality and simulation blur, leading her to question the nature of her own existence and the fabric of her memories. The novel intricately weaves themes of loss, love, and the potentially dangerous allure of escaping into artificial worlds, challenging readers to consider the ethical implications of immersive technologies.