Fan sequel to "Exo". Please review and suggest! I'm working a lot of overtime, so chapters may be slow coming.

Takes place immediately after 'Gift'

Takes place one week after the end of 'Exo'

Takes place four months after the end of Exo. Cent goes hunting a monster.

Takes place six months after "Impulse". Cent and Joe have some big ideas about how to use the Rice family abilities. Space exploration/adventure. Rating is for completed planned story. All characters are owned by Steven Gould. This work is for my and others amusement only. Young Adult. Please review, I'm trying to decide whether to devote more of my time to writing.

Cent and her parents, David and Millie, have always been "Jumpers". Now living in Los Angeles, Cent meets another Jumper named John Bale and begins to fall in love with him. But when a certain enemy from John's dark past resurfaces, Cent's relationship with John is put to the very test. Will Cent's love for John prove to be more than enough to survive?

Griffin O'Connor, a man who can teleport, has been fighting the Paladins for years, but he is still haunted by those who killed his parents. Each one responsible has fallen to his vengeance and now... only two remain. Filled with the desire to finish what he started, Griffin goes on a dangerous road of revenge and reunites with a lost love. Will Griffin achieve his retribution?

My idea of a sequel to the book Reflex.

Millie and Davy's daughter is kidnapped a month before her wedding. Her captor is a person the couple knows very well Hyancinth Pope with their daughter's life at stake Millie and Davy must use all of their resources to save her before it's too late

Deals with Millie and her relationship with her teenage daughter.

What happens when an old jumper elder is murdered, the jumpers seek revenge, thats what happens

My life sucks. Well it did anyway until i Jumped Away from my past. Not good at summaries please read and i love reviews

With the premise from the Jumper novels - not movie - readers are introduced to new teleporter Maggie Turner. No convenient bad guys, no sinister conspiracies - just a teleportation-driven plot that explores leftover themes from Gould's first two books.