Jason Werbeloff

In a world where orphans are discarded... One young man must take up the fight. The Gutter orphanage, 2064. As a child, Daniel had no choice but to trade his body parts for room and board. Now more synthetic than human, he's barely survived to see his 18th birthday. Daniel's body is failing. The gears in his knee grind, his synthetic cornea weeps, and his 3D-printed lungs spasm in winter. Daniel can't afford new synthetics. He needs the organs he was born with. But their new owners won't return them. Not without a fight. This omnibus edition of Defragmenting Daniel includes the first three books in a provocative sci-fi thriller series. If you like high-tech dystopian worlds with pulse-pounding action, then you'll love Jason Werbeloff's visceral books. Buy the omnibus to dissect a gut-wrenching vision of the not-so-distant future.

A hundred thousand clones. In one room. On a journey to the stars... Crushing dread wakes Aven each morning. Will today be the day? Will he be dragged to phase four, frogmarched to the Pulper, and blended so his body can be used to create another? Is today Aven's last? Each day is the same torture. Until They arrive... and journey with Aven to worlds bursting with wonders he could never have imagined. If you enjoyed Daniel, Margaret, and Fingers, you'll love Activating Aven, the eighth book in The Bubble series. You're about to join Aven on a mind-bending quest 600 years into the future. A universe filled with characters you'll recognize, cloned thousands of times, into a gobsmacking dystopia. Buy Activating Aven now. This book was previously published under the title, Star Phase Terminus.

Welcome to the Future. It's 2054, where memory hackers carve up your mind and the religious wear impenetrable skins. Explore the ocean depths with AI-enhanced octopods. Learn your past might not be what you remember and fall in love across an impenetrable divide. You'll love this riveting cyberpunk-fuelled box set of science fiction novellas. Buy your copy of 2054 now. This box set includes: Deep Ocean Blues - Yudhanjaya WijeratneIn the Bay of Bengal, no one can hear you scream. When Parul signed up to work on Rig #443 thousands of feet beneath the ocean, she expected to make it out unharmed. But bitter truths lurk in the depths ... and soon Parul's survival is at stake. The Memory Hacker - JT LawrenceBe careful what you remember. A robodoctor shocks Talia by telling her she's given birth before. Talia's sure the AI is glitching, but it's stirred something deep in her memory. Will she risk remembering? Melting Shlemiel - Jason WerbeloffWhat would you sacrifice to be free? Shlemiel discovers a way to melt his impenetrable skin, but at a terrible cost. How will he choose between sacrificing his happiness and the safety of those he loves?" Imagine a future that is at once amazing, terrifying, and breathtaking... Imagine no more-the future is now. Welcome to 2054."- Samuel PeraltaClick to start reading now.

Daniel has risen up against the Bubble. Now the Bubble fights back... Daniel has found two of his missing parts, and made an unlikely ally in Margaret Evans. But Margaret is machinating a plan that could ruin Daniel's quest. Could ruin Daniel himself... Meanwhile, Kage and the Bubble Police Department draw ever closer to discovering the identity of the Organ Thief. Daniel must tread carefully, or risk losing more than just his body. Can Daniel find the rest of his missing pieces, and become whole again? If you enjoyed part one of Defragmenting Daniel, you'll love the second book in the series. Continue your journey. Get book two now.

Daniel is running out of time... Kage is hot on his trail, on the cusp of catching the Organ Thief. Meanwhile, cracks form in Daniel's fragile alliance with Margaret, as he struggles to contain the android's insatiable bloodlust. To be truly whole again, Daniel must become more than the sum of his parts. But can he avoid falling to pieces in the process? Slice deeper into the Bubble. You'll love the plot twists in this third book in the series, The Boy Without a Heart. Get it now.

In a world where orphans are discarded... One young man must take up the fight. The Gutter orphanage, 2064. As a child, Daniel had no choice but to trade his body parts for room and board. Now more synthetic than human, he's barely survived to see his 18th birthday. Daniel's body is failing. The gears in his knee grind, his synthetic cornea weeps, and his 3D-printed lungs spasm in winter. Daniel can't afford new synthetics. He needs the organs he was born with. But their new owners won't return them. Not without a fight. Defragmenting Daniel: The Organ Scrubber is the first book in a provocative sci-fi thriller series. If you like high-tech dystopian worlds with pulse-pounding action, then you'll love Jason Werbeloff's visceral novel. Buy Defragmenting Daniel to dissect a gut-wrenching vision of the not-so-distant future.

11 mind-bending sci-fi shorts.1 must-read anthology. Your brain will never be the same again. Jason Werbeloff's short stories have been downloaded over 20,000 times. Obsidian Worlds brings together 11 of his best sci-fi shorts into a mind-bending philosophical anthology. In Your Averaged Joe, a man's headache is large enough to hold the multiverse. Q46F is an obsessive-compulsive android who finds love in a zombie-embroiled apocalypse. The end of the world isn't all that bad - The Experience Machine will fulfill your every desire (and some you hadn't considered). A sex bot dares to dream of freedom in Dinner with Flexi. But mind what you eat, because The Photons in the Cheese Are Lost. Don't fret though: The Cryo Killer guarantees that your death will be painless, or your money back when you're thawed. Unless, that is, you're The Man with Two Legs. Plug into Obsidian Worlds for these and other immersive stories, including the hilarious Time-Traveling Chicken Sexer. Your brain will never be the same again. "Obsidian Worlds is perfect for people who love their sci-fi with a dash of the absurd. It made me think.""The stories read like episodes of the Twilight Zone." "Mind bending sci-fi that gets you thinking.""Refreshing and invigorating, his words flow perfectly.""Charming and bizarre." - From ReadersFavorite.com 5 star reviews of Obsidian Worlds Obsidian Worlds includes: Your Averaged JoeThe Cryo KillerFalling for Q46FVisiting Grandpa's BrainThe Photons in the Cheese Are LostThe Time-Traveling Chicken SexerThe Man with Two LegsF**king Through the ApocalypseBleed Me SiliconeDinner with FlexiThe Experience Machine

In 2051, the Bhutanese Empire rules post-apocalyptic Shangri with iron-fisted Buddhist compassion. Happiness is compulsory, but making everyone happy isn't easy in an overpopulated world. Breeders are ghettoed, homosexuality is mandatory, and Shangrians' happiness levels are strictly monitored by hedometers implanted in their heads. Become depressed, or feel too happy without helping others feel the same, and The Tax Man will get angry. Very angry. Gemini and Cyan, winners of the pregnancy lottery, are on the run. Cyan can't fall pregnant, and Gemini is addicted to the Experience Machine. Will they evade The Tax Man, and find a way to end the brutal pleasures of Shangri? The lovechild of Brave New World and The Handmaid's Tale, HEDON is gritty satire on a dystopia drunk with bigotry and positive thinking. "a one of a kind dystopian novel""as politically depraved as anyone could desire""this is storytelling at its best"- Readers' Favorite

What if you could reprint yourself young, healthy, and brilliant? In 2249, 3D printers are capable of scanning and printing humans. Life on Earth becomes overpopulated, bullet-paced, and stressed. Thankfully, Solace Inc has the solution: a pill which slows the user's perception of time, and blots out the interminable busy-ness of the world. But Anders, a quiet anarchist who has worked his way to the top of Solace Inc, has modified the latest batch of Solace Pills. And this modification is going to change everything... The Solace Pill is hard-hitting dystopian sci-fi, with a philosophical twist. "An incredible journey into the not too distant future." - Amazon Top 500 Reviewer, A Navy Vet... VT town's"... both fantastic and frighteningly possible." - Readers' Favorite, Kristine Hall"... packed solid with complexity." - Goodreads Reviewer, Marc Byers"... kept me spell-bound in its twisting corridors." - Amazon Reviewer, Her