Cyborgs: Mankind Redefined Series

Worst epic fail of her scientific career? Falling for a cyborg she helped create. Kyra Winters never meant for her cyber science discoveries to be used for evil, but that's exactly what happened. Now returning Peyton 313's humanity is the last chance she'll ever have to atone. She can't get back the lost decade, but she can change the present by restoring the cyborg who was once Marine Captain Peyton Elliot. Certainly her grand plan for rectifying her mistakes didn't include madly kissing the confused, passionate Marine when he begged her to. The same scientific mind that constructed the cyborg creator code now warned her not to let Peyton's tempting offers of heaven cloud her rational decision making. Yet it's difficult to resist the cyborg she's restoring when he's also the most intriguing man she's ever known. About the Cyborgs: Mankind Redefined series This is a science fiction and fantasy series that takes place in the not too distant future. These Cyborg romance heroes are genetically engineered military men who have been cybernetically imprisoned after a near apocalyptic global war. The heroine in Book 1 appears briefly in every book as one by one she and her team attempt to restore each soldier's humanity. Each book in the series deals with a different restored cyborg. Each story also contains lots of action and adventure, some violence and language, and hopefully a few laughs along the way.

They took his wife and his memories. He wants them back. Kingston West put his military service behind him much easier than most of the men he served with during the final war. As far as he was concerned, the cyborg who was Kingston 691 no longer existed. And the Cyber Husband program? He viewed it like he viewed having been a prisoner of war. Both were just service related memories he didn’t plan on recalling. The future was all he needed. At least he felt that way until he discovered one wife’s file had been totally erased from his Cyber Husband records. Only her name remained in data storage, though her family swore they’d had a loving relationship. To put the past completely behind him, King has to first find the now missing Seetha Harrington. Before he can enjoy his new beginning, he needs to find out why Norton took those seven years together away from both of them.

He often forgets he's a cyborg. All she sees in the mirror is a killing machine. Marine Lance Corporal Eric Anderson tended to forget he was a cyborg. Hell--most of the time he didn't give being mostly a military machine any thought. He'd always lived by his human gut, not his logic chip, so thinking out of the cybernetic box was just how he worked.  Then he met her--Evelyn 489--a female cyborg so erratically dangerous she has to be kept locked away. Angry, violent, and full of deadly intentions, she epitomizes every fear about cyber scientists that ever kept him awake at night. Some warped cyber scientist stripped away her real identity to create the perfect companion. Until he gave into his urge to be her hero, the woman didn't know she used to be Army Captain Lucille Evelyn Pennington.  Though Peyton is full of doubts, Eric is compelled to help Kyra and Nero restore the woman who once liked to be called Lucy. It doesn't help his cause that several people seem determined to kill her. ​

Will doesn't need the trouble Meara causes, but maybe he does need her. Captain William Talon--aka William 874--is still trying to figure out how he got saved. Now he's stuck with Meara 491, a female cyborg partner who has no boundaries where he's concerned. What's he supposed to do with her and the first hope he's felt in years?

Once he was a cyber scientist who restored cyborgs. Now he's Nero 1000.   Locked in the cage of an insane cyber scientist who calls himself Creator Omega, Nero waits for his captor to decide his fate. Having seen Creator Omega's horrific failed experiments, Nero knows his body is about to be cybernetically altered forever. Even knowing that, he's not sorry he traded himself to free Aja Kapur. He would do it all over again.     Though Nero doesn't know what Creator Omega did to the female cyborg to remove her memories and gain her obedience, he knows Kyra will fix her—if Aja finds her way back. One thing is for sure, Aja's fellow female cyborgs, Lucy and Meara, will never stop searching and will fight to the death to save her.    Hell has no fury like an abused female cyborg seeking revenge. But who will save him?    Peyton will try. All of the cyborgs he helped restore will try. His captor may be a tipping point for the next world war. He prays that doesn't happen, but the injustice of people being cybernetically without their permission must stop. Kyra is right about that. She's always been right that the cyber soldier program failed humanity. And well his gods know that he played his part.   But Creator Omega doesn't care about what anyone thinks of his evil. His madman captor wants a new right-hand man. He used Aja as bait to lure him there. Now he has exactly what he wanted all along.   For Nero, that means it's already too late. He's about to become something no one ever may be able to save.