A thousand years into the future and Earth is still in a frenzied war between countries who wish to rule each other. Between the battles is Trevor Noble. Injured on the field, his life hangs in the balance as he's flown to a local Navy hospital. Enter Dr. Lena Clark, a world-renowned scientist and surgeon, who brings him back from the brink of death and transforms his body into the greatest weapon known to humans.
As he becomes accustomed to his cyborg body, he struggles with feelings for the sweet doctor, who has started to feel the same. Their attraction could be frowned upon, but that doesn't concern them as a much darker threat looms just outside the atmosphere, waiting for the perfect moment to strike. The preoccupied Earth doesn't notice until it's too late, the proud countries distracted by war. How many men would it take to save the Earth? Perhaps only one.
Cyborg Love All the cyborgs want is the chance to live, but they have to fight for it.
Cyborgs aren't meant to live. They're monsters, created by the Government to fight. When they went wrong, they should have been killed there and then...Eve hates the cyborg army because they killed her brother. She doesn't care that they've got a consciousness; she doesn't consider them human. They shouldn't be here anymore.
However, her path for revenge leads her to the very hot Javier, a cyborg that teaches her she isn't always right. As he takes her on a journey she wasn't expecting, she learns that maybe she hasn't ever been supporting the right side. As more shocks and secrets are revealed, she recognizes the world needs a massive change, and that she might have to help make that change come about.
Cyborg Heart Sometimes being broken makes you come back stronger! Reilly MacAllister is a scientist that has just made a breakthrough that will change the world forever. To her shock, this makes her a prime target in a sudden, brutal alien invasion of the Earth.
With Maksim, a rough-edged, cybernetically-enhanced mercenary to protect her, she must do whatever it takes to escape the rapidly advancing alien forces so she can get her all-important data into the right hands. Can she survive the ruin of America's capital?
Is there still a chance to save herself and humanity? And which is truly the greater danger, the inhuman hordes or the fascinating darkness she sees lurking beneath her bodyguard's eyes?
