Breakout

Outlaw. Rebel. Thief. Nobody leaves Helios2—a BerikCorp penal colony—alive. Wrongly imprisoned Malek Sidana intends to be the first and he's taking his friends with him. Escape get a ship and take to the stars like his mother before him: that's the plan. Or would be—if he had any idea how to pull it off. But between a sudden alien attack and the mysterious girl running from them maybe he won't need to. Maybe Malek just needs to be in the right place at the right time.. For Trystan Wright Eden One is hell. Established centuries ago by radical fringe conservatives the colony will never be safe for a boy who grew up with the wrong name and a body that's never fit. So when his uncle discovers Tryst's secret and constructs him a gender-affirming android to control remotely things begin to look a little less bleak. But his uncle has secrets too and when Tryst stumbles upon a captive alien and harrowing experiment logs with links to an intergalactic megacorp he is faced with a choice: stay quiet and safe or become the hero he never had.. Làhn is doing just fine. He's got the Guild his best friend Kode and Kirillion a sprawling planet city like no other. So what if he doesn't know his full name and remembers nothing from before? And if the mysterious coordinates tattooed on his wrist feel like a call elsewhere well that's too bad because Kirillion is home. When a routine mark goes south Làhn is forced to run. Without the Guild and Kirillion all Làhn has is his past—a past from which memories have begun to surface. It’s time to chase the coordinates but for that he needs two things: a ship and a captain who'll look the other way when fugitives step on board.