Dewey Tyler, Orphan Corps Series

A distress call changes everything. The ship Dewey's platoon is on responds to the signal. They jump to another solar system A supposedly unoccupied system. There they find a smuggler's ship. All its systems are failing. Fortunately, the Hospitallers have arrived in time. But they are not alone. Now, under attack, their jump drive broken, the Hospitallers are in trouble and running out of options. There's a planet, Wenshen, in the system. But, as Dewey knows, Wenshen isn't just unoccupied, it's acidic atmosphere makes it inhospitable to humans. Their choices are few. They can stay in space, and die. Or, they can land on Wenshen and die there. But if anyone can find a solution to impending death, it's the Hospitaller Orphan Corps. Suit up. Strap in. It's going to be a wild ride. Get your copy now to join the adventure, and learn what secrets Wenshen holds.

Juracan was supposed to be abandoned.   A global nuclear war forced those not killed to flee their damaged world. Then came the Radial War, and Juracan was lost to history.   So why now is there a signal for help?   The revelation of a lost planet's existence raises many questions. Who sent the message? Why do they need help now after all these centuries? And how is the cry for help coming from a modern emergency beacon?   The only way to find answers is to go and look for them.   There's a feeling of déjà vu as once again, Dewey finds himself en route to investigate a planet. An abandoned planet long forgotten. A planet assumed to be uninhabitable.   At least this time, they can breathe the air.   Without a hint as to what to expect, Dewey plans for the worst. Seldom has he been wrong. Though, just once, he'd like to be.   Join Lt Dewey Tyler and his platoon of Hospitallers as they drop planetside, make new discoveries, and try once more to save the day.

In Kaggen, the past is forbidden.   Lieutenant Dewey Tyler thought the worst was behind him when his team escaped the wreckage of their ship. But stranded in an uncharted system, they discover a society that believes it is alone in the galaxy—and a king who intends to keep it that way.   Survival was a fleeting victory.   As Dewey and his Hospitallers search for a way to reconnect with the outside universe, they find themselves entangled in a web of secrets, power struggles, and forbidden histories. Not everyone welcomes the truth. Some will kill to preserve the lie. Yet silence has a cost. In a place where knowledge is dangerous and survival means choosing sides, Dewey faces a stark question: how do you spark hope in a world built on forgetting? For readers who enjoy stories about isolated societies, hidden political forces, and the dangerous power of memory and history.