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Pseudomorph

For justice to exist, someone needs to take a stand.

In the year 2334, humanity has spread across the stars and Colonial Marshal Matt Ronan is on the hunt for a serial killer in a decaying industrial system. But his investigation uncovers an even darker a vast abduction ring lurks in the shadows of the Vyson Combine, one of humanity’s Great Powers. His only lead takes him to the treacherous jungle planet of Bu Souada, a biotech hub controlled by ruthless corporations.

As Ronan navigates this deadly world, he battles ferocious wildlife and ruthless corporate assassins. Trying to save desperate alien traders, he finds the stakes are far higher than he imagined. The kidnappings are part of monstrous scheme that threatens to shift the balance between the Great Powers. Can Ronan unravel the plot before it's too late, or will the shadows lurking on Bu Souada consume him?

530 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 8, 2025

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W L Luxton

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September 23, 2026
Pseudomorph is a wonderful start to a new sci-fi series by Will and Lianne Luxton. The book follows the adventure of Colonial Marshall Matt Ronan as he tries to uncover the mystery of people disappearing from different planets. This leads him to Bu Souada, where all hell breaks loose. The story is a sci-fi mixture of detective work and horror as he uncovers the reality of corrupt corporations and the terror of biotech research gone wild. I'm looking forward to the next book in the Parallaxis Universe and the continuing adventures of Matt Ronan.
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September 20, 2026
A very exciting book from start to finish! Excellent world building, very gritty and violent fight scenes, and the perfect amount of detail that still allows the reader to imagine things in their mind without having every detail over explained to them. Thoroughly recommend to anyone who enjoys SciFi as a genre, as this is one of my most recent favourites! Looking forward to the next book.
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