The Cronian Incident:
A disgraced investigator who once worked the Martian beat, Jeremiah Ward now serves his sentence in a mining colony on Mercury.
His golden opportunity arises when a member of a powerful faction on Titan vanishes and Ward is promised, in exchange for investigating this man’s disappearance, a clean slate and a second chance.
Unwittingly, Ward becomes embroiled in a conspiracy centuries in the making and begins to realise his one shot at redemption may cost him his life.
The Jovian Manifesto:
Months have passed since the incident on Titan. For Emile and the Formists, life is returning to normal now that their enemies have been dealt with. Or so they thought.
On the Jovian world of Europa, a mysterious document has been released that threatens to reveal everything. The Jovian Manifesto, as it’s called, has the Outer Worlds up in arms and the Inner Worlds fearing a civil war.
The Solar System is on the verge of ignition, and all that is needed is a spark.
The Frost Line Fracture:
The Outer Worlds are engulfed in conflict. The Solar Assembly is preparing to send troops to intervene, a move which threatens to thrust the entire Solar System into civil war. On Mars, Emile Chandraskher and his Formist Faction are preparing the final stages of their decades-long plan for ultimate control. In the midst of this, an unlikely group of dissenters and misfits emerge. And they have a score to settle!
The Frost Line Fracture is the third and final thrilling book of Matthew Williams’ epic space opera, the five-star rated “Formist Series.”
Traverse – Coming Soon!
For the crew embarked on an interstellar voyage, the Traverse has been their entire world for generations. Its rotating sections simulate Earth-like gravity, its biomes recreate Earth’s ecology, and the needs of its passengers are seen to by Jonas, the ship’s advanced AI. For the Engineers, the leaders of the voyage, nothing has been left to chance. Every possible development has been anticipated and trained for, with the relevant data and memories stored in Jonas.
But as they near their destination, a world named Çatalhöyük orbiting the star Tōnatiuh (Delta Pavonis), the line between what is real and remembered will become increasingly blurred. As one contingency scenario gives way to another, all those aboard will face the very real possibility that no amount of planning can prepare them for what awaits them upon arrival.
