Titan Project

EVAN didn't ask for the power to warp molecules. He didn't want soldiers to take his brother. He didn't mean to kill his mom. But he does, they came, and she's dead.

Now a creature lurks within him - a power he cannot control. He must learn how. He must save his family. He must be more than a killer. He must rebel against his country. He must learn how to be the hero.

Evan and his adopted brother were born mutants, called Afflicted. An identity that they desperately worked to keep hidden with the help of their father, the Governor of the East. But when his brother is taken by the Federation, Evan will sacrifice everything to rise above the creature within him. He'll join rebels, battle cyborg bounty hunters, and challenge the corporate government - all in a bid to save his brother from death.

He must succeed. He must be more. He must be redeemed. For himself, for his brother, for his father. But the further he falls down the conspiracy, the more he fears his mother was right.

Perhaps he is a monster after all.

TITAN PROJECT is a visceral take on young adults planning desperate escapes, daring heists, and vengeful assassinations. It would appeal to fans of Pierce Brown's Red Rising saga, the pacing in Marie Lu's Rebel, the grittiness in Michael Grant's Gone series, and the intriguing characters in Marissa Meyer's Supernova.

TITAN PROJECT was adapted from a homebrew roleplaying game of the same name, and is inspired by those player's characters, decisions, and consequences of their actions.

About the Author:
Richard Mendoza III is an indie narrative game designer and novelist. He also co-authored a YA romance/suspense novel, The Lost Few (2017, Wild Rose Press). When he isn't writing, he loves to spend his time playing RPG's and table top games. He lives with his wife, kids, and German Shepard Husky.