The New America in 2079 dictates positive thinking, which appears to have resulted in a utopian society. The truth is that millions of people struggle to hide their unhappiness and their inability to "think perfectly."Like many others, Gaylen Andrews turns to the secret underground of depravity and crime in hopes of finding a cure for his torment. Instead, he finds himself the newest member of a "terrorist" group that works to undermine the government and restore freedom and individuality.As the group works to pull off their biggest mission yet, they are betrayed and attacked. Gaylen must find his inner strength and heroism to strike a decisive blow for freedom of thought and his own sanity.

In the face of death comes courage.Single mother Helen Dawson always wanted to be a hero. Now she's about to get her chance—but only because she's about to die. Given forty-five days to live, Helen sees this tragedy as a calling to do what others can't: turn her increasingly dystopian society upside down.In a world ruled by economic injustice, Helen plans to steal from the rich and give to the poor—after providing for her teenage daughter. But with no thieving skills and no money, Helen will have to find the right allies and a ton of luck. Can she accomplish all the good she wants in the time that's left—and conquer the dangers to come?The Robin Hood Thief is the third stand-alone novel by near-future science-fiction author H.C.H. Ritz. If you like fast-paced stories with a futuristic twist, you'll love this book. Begin this remarkable and exhilarating story today!

It’s 2034, and society is dominated by technology and almost bankrupt of direct human contact. Phoebe Bernhart is a nurse in the “neuro ward” at Grady Hospital in Atlanta when her youngest brother becomes one of the first victims of what is soon dubbed Hyper-Aggression Disorder. When Phoebe suspects a technological cause, her strange, beautiful, antisocial new acquaintance, Mila Bremer, a software engineer, agrees to help. Mila may be part of the cure… or she may be the cause… or maybe she’ll prove to be indifferent to the fates of thousands of people, including Phoebe’s brother.