What do you think about the representation of female leads in scifi? My main two, Anastasia Seivers and Olivia Johnson, are hopefully realistic role models. Strong, but not superhuman. Not simply male characters that happen to be female.

And here are the books you want...

People disappearing. Alien nanotech research. Can one telepathic soldier connect the pieces in time to prevent a stellar civil war?When Captain Kira Elsar comes face-to-face with a military assault mech inside a civilian research lab, it’s clear that MTech is up to no good. And MTech's newest facility is on Kira's homeworld.
As the Tararian Guard's sole telepath, Kira goes undercover to solve the mystery. However, she would rather be making snarky quips in a firefight than face the anxiety of returning home after a decade, especially since it means working with her ex she never quite got over.
When clues in her investigation point to a brewing stellar civil war, Kira is desperate to gather proof. Except, the mysterious forces behind the conflict already have their own plans for Kira that will change her life forever.

Toemeka’s dangerous assignment? To install a computer worm that will erase all records of a deadly chemical bioweapon before it can wreak havoc.
Teaming up with Jake, her contact and lover, they must outmaneuver military-grade robots and navigate a maze of perils to infiltrate the enemy's stronghold.
But when Toemeka faces betrayal, the stakes skyrocket. Will she trust the right allies? Will wiping out the computer records be enough to stop the weapon's development?

Flight Decurion Seivers is stranded on a frozen moon, far from the Legion. The Perception of Prejudice is barely functioning and Percy is offline. Seivers' future is measured in days.
Captain Lusimi searches for enemy survivors. By the order of the Protectors, the Sidexan Fleet is to avenge the Legion's violation of Protected System Five. He will follow his orders, but protecting his warriors and crew is his highest priority.
The hunt is on.

In a world plagued by a devastating genetic disease that decimates the male population, the powerful turn a blind eye to the impending peril while the women fight to preserve humanity's legacy.
In a realm gripped by a devastating genetic disease that has caused a drastic decline in male populations, the powerful cling stubbornly to their authority, oblivious to the impending peril. Meanwhile, the resilient women strive to ensure the continuity of humanity.
Princess Malak, trapped in an arranged marriage with a cruel and tyrannical man who mirrors the values of her controlling family and oppressive society, makes a daring escape from her homeland. Fleeing the specter of imprisonment or even death, she embarks on a treacherous journey to a foreign land where women wield influence and power.
Her quest for freedom becomes the catalyst for a larger struggle against the shackles of tradition, as she unveils a world on the brink of collapse and fights to reshape its future.
What will happen when Princess Malak defies her fate and ventures into a realm where women hold power and voices are heard?

The Fourth Carinad Empire stretches across hundreds of settled worlds and stellar cities, and thousands of light years. The Empire’s people and data are linked by a space-folding gates array controlled by the Emperor and his cohorts. When the array evolves into a sentient entity, it recognizes the Emperor as its foe.
Danny Andela, once known as The Imperial Hammer, withdrew from the Imperial Rangers decades ago, her reputation in tatters. She lives on her family’s star barge, waiting to die of a rare disease: old age. She would be the array’s perfect weapon against the Emperor, except she no longer gives a damn about anything.
Then Danny learns that the military disaster which essentially ended her life might possibly have been arranged by the Emperor himself...

When two strangers collide in the midst of a raging war, love ignites.
Freshly graduated from medical school, Katya Brie finds herself thrust into an unfamiliar realm, teeming with action. As Outpost Frelik falls under attack, she tends to the gravely wounded yet captivating Lt. Commander Sheve Hadi. Amidst treason, conspiracy, and a sinister plot that endangers her, the Ainoren, and all inhabitants of Letháo, Katya embarks on daring endeavors to shield her loved ones.
Sheve, resolute and injured, receives strict orders to safeguard the Ainoren and pursue an elusive crystal rumored to hold the key to defeating their formidable nemesis, The Zefron.
Nevertheless, when the Zefron unleash a devastating assault, obliterating Sheve's stronghold in their relentless pursuit of annihilation, and Sheve himself goes missing, presumed deceased, Katya refuses to abandon her quest for the man she has fallen for.

Glory barely survived its last battle twenty years earlier. Captain Drake resigned rather than face court martial. But the enemy is back. Humanity needs everything that can fly.
Maybe it’s not the ship at all, but the crew. They hold the key.
Drake rallies old and young alike to comply with orders so secret, even he wasn’t allowed to see them until after the ship left the junkyard. Would it leave? That was another question. The core hadn’t been fired in twenty years.
The smell of decay filled the massive ship’s corridors. The stench of death lingered, the death of Drake’s crew, a nightmare from long ago.
The Paragon have weapons that humanity couldn’t contemplate. But here they were, suing for peace. The people of Earth jumped at the carrot. The end of war! Could it be too good to be true?
Drake had his orders from an admiral who knew too much. Glory must launch.
And with it, the fate of humanity rested on the shoulders of a broken crew, carrying a weapon like no other, hoping for one clear shot.