Bøger udgivet af Ocean Deep Publishing

Follow a group of six friends as they navigate their senior year and the relationships they have with each other. With six different perspectives, read about the ways these stories and characters are connected as their high school lives come to a close.

Centuries in the future, the population of a worn-out planet Earth trawls the cosmos for a new home, aided by the international space force known as the 4S. But all is not as peaceful as it seems, and even the most humanitarian organizations and the most innocent men and women have their secrets.The life of the unsuspecting young man Jax Nurmen is upended and forever altered when his parents are revealed to be 4S agents, then promptly murdered, and Jax himself is abducted by a trio of 4S operatives. The 4S's admiral sets him on a quest to gain closure for the loss of his parents. But will Jax discover a new purpose for himself along the way, or will he sink into his grief and rage? As he is invited to take his parents' place on a top-secret task force, Jax gains a glimpse into the very fabric of the universe itself and comes to the realization that some paths should remain untrodden, and some secrets should remain buried. He will avenge the death of his parents, and end the threat their killers pose to all human existence, no matter the cost.

Visions is a collection of poems exploring the life of young poet Z. In her debut chapbook, Z reflects on her experiences with family, religion, and mental health. Through her writing, she has been able to face her past in the search for identity.

Pirag thinks she isn't quite so strange when you get to know her. Even her new brother, Thomas, is a little wonky but that's only because of his previous family. What can you do about the ones you're born with, especially the ones that came from out of space?

Maybe Next Time is a collection of poems exploring the life experiences of young poet Gabriel Alejandro. In his debut chapbook, Alejandro molds stories of mental health, healing, self-love, and growing up. Through self-reflection, Maybe Next Time addresses facing the past and approaching the future.