Morgan Selwood Stories
Part machine. All woman. Nobody’s tool.
The Morgan Selwood series is romantic space opera driven by power, autonomy, and choice. At its heart is Morgan Selwood, a Supertech with a computer hardwired into her brain and eyes that can link to any system. Admirals, rebels, criminals, and alien powers see her as an asset to be managed or claimed. Morgan refuses to be owned.
As she navigates political tension, cultural conflict, and interstellar war, Morgan forms an uneasy alliance with Admiral Ashkar Ravindra, a disciplined commander used to control and command. Their slow-burn relationship grows out of conflict, respect, and hard-earned trust, never at the cost of her independence.
Beyond the central arc, the Morgan’s Misfits stories expand the universe, following a team drawn together by loyalty and shared danger. Morgan and Ravindra remain part of that world, but the focus shifts to new characters and new challenges, widening the scope without repeating the same journey.
This series is for you if:
- You enjoy intelligent, character-driven space opera.
- You want romance that supports the story rather than replacing it.
- You like strong protagonists who refuse to surrender their agency.
- You appreciate slow-burn relationships built on trust and respect.
- You’re interested in politics, ethics, and difficult choices.
NOVELS






SHORT STORIES
Supertech, Ink, and A Victory Celebration are also available together in the SHORTS collection. Covers appear below.



FAQ
A Supertech is a human enhanced with integrated technology, including a computer hardwired into the brain, and visual systems that can link directly to external networks and ships.
Start with Morgan’s Choice. It introduces Morgan Selwood, Admiral Ashkar Ravindra, and the central political arc of the series.
Morgan’s Choice and Morgan’s Return follow a connected arc and are best read in sequence. The Morgan’s Misfits books are spin-offs set in the same universe and can be read on their own after Morgan’s Return.
Yes. The series blends space opera with a slow-burn romantic arc built on trust, conflict, and mutual respect.
Yes. They take place in the same universe. Morgan and Ravindra remain part of that world, but the focus shifts to a new team and new challenges.
They are available worldwide in ebook, print, and audio from major retailers including Amazon, Kobo, Apple Books, Google Play, Smashwords, and Barnes & Noble.
The Manesai are a human-descended alien culture with a strict caste structure. Their origins and internal tensions form a key arc of the series. The Manesai class system is explained here.
Interested in background stories?
Supertech is a short origin story set just after Morgan leaves the Academy.
Ink follows a young Ashkar Ravindra before his Fleet career.
A Victory Celebration sits between Morgan’s Choice and Morgan’s Return and bridges key emotional developments.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Expect fast paced action, political intrigue, alien cultures, and space battles. At the heart of the series is a heroine who refuses to be owned and a disciplined commander who must learn to meet her as an equal. The romance builds slowly under pressure, and choices always carry consequences.
