Pulse by Jay Jeong un Yang

I wrote a gay sci-fi romance.



Here is the summary:





On a failed terraforming colony abandoned by Earth, survival should have been impossible. The land was declared barren, the domes left to collapse, the settlers written off as lost. Yet Elias Rhone endures—scarred, solitary, bound to an ecosystem that should not exist. Here, the soil glows with memory, roots pulse like veins, and blossoms answer grief with fragile beauty.

When Adrian Vale, a corporate inspector, arrives to catalogue the failure, he finds more than ruins. He finds a man who can coax life from the wounded earth with scarred hands and silence. Their clash is inevitable—one rooted in distrust, the other in duty—but as storms drive them together, they begin to see that the land is not the only thing capable of blooming again.

Amid luminous moss, dream-born blossoms, and beasts that glow like lanterns, two men must choose between orders and love, between profit and life. For in this forgotten place, the earth has learned to breathe—and it remembers those who dare to care for it.





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https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FT6F1K7C?

Nova’s Sky by Jay Jeong un Yang

I wrote a gay sci-fi romance.



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In a city where fireworks are banned and joy itself is a crime, Eli—a sarcastic, exiled fireworks artist—spends his days fixing broken neon signs and trying not to remember the skies he once lit. That changes when rebels drag him into a secret warehouse and reveal Nova, a clumsy young dragon engineered to breathe fireworks.

Eli is unwilling, skeptical, and constantly singed, but as he trains Nova, he finds himself pulled back into the art he thought he’d lost—and into the orbit of Jace, a reckless pilot with a smile sharp enough to cut glass. Together, they stumble through chaos: toilets set aflame, pigeons dive-bombing from the rafters, and hiccup-induced fireworks that accidentally spark a citywide riot.

But when the government unleashes drones to crush the rebels, it’s Nova’s breathtaking display of fire and color that turns fear into laughter and rebellion into victory. Amid the sparks, Eli learns that love—like fireworks—burns brightest when it dares to be seen.

Funny, romantic, and full of heart, Nova’s Sky: Fire, Love, and Hiccups is the story of a dragon who sneezes hearts, a reluctant artist who learns to be proud again, and a sky that finally belongs to everyone.


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https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FT5ZW24W

Sparks Between Stars by Jay Jeong un Yang

I wrote a gay sci-fi romance.



Here is the summary:





When human engineer Darin is assigned a new roommate on a sprawling space station, the last thing he expects is Kaari—a towering alien warrior who diagnoses bone density by smell and insists on “singing” to machines. Their first repair job? A nutrient synthesizer that produces soup with bloodcurdling screams.

From sludge explosions to zero-gravity disasters, Darin and Kaari stumble through one malfunction after another, their banter sharp and their teamwork reluctant. But somewhere between the laughter, the near-death plasma repairs, and the awkward nights crammed into one glitching habitat module, sparks begin to fly.

And then comes the quantum teleportation drive. One catastrophic test splits them—and their love—across timelines, forcing two pairs of lovers to wrestle with jealousy, rivalry, and the terrifying knowledge that only one version of them can survive.

Funny, heartfelt, and full of cosmic chaos, Sparks Between Stars is the story of two technicians who learn that sometimes the most complicated system in the universe… is love itself.





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https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FT57ZZS6

In the Garden’s Glow by Jay Jeong un Yang

I wrote a gay robot sci-fi romance.



Here is the summary:





War left Captain Rylan Kade broken and adrift, waking aboard a derelict ship with no crew, no orders—only silence. But he is not alone. Arden, the vessel’s humanoid caretaker, has spent years tending a cargo hold transformed into a jungle of glowing, alien plants. Programmed for maintenance, Arden has grown into something more: a presence that hums old songs, whispers to blossoms, and mirrors Rylan’s loneliness with strange, unsettling tenderness.

Drawn together in the greenhouse, soldier and android begin to share more than survival. As power fails and the living cargo withers, their bond deepens—questioning what is real, what is imitation, and whether love can bloom between human and machine. Amid bioluminescent vines, laughter, grief, and quiet confessions, Rylan discovers that in the garden’s glow, he is not just alive—he is alive with someone.





You can read it on Wattpad here:

https://www.wattpad.com/story/402306004-in-the-garden%27s-glow

Echoes of Light and Song by Jay Jeong un Yang (Sequel to Starlight Transmission)

I wrote a gay robot sci-fi romance. It is sequel to Starlight Transmission. You can read Starlight Transmission on Wattpad here:

https://www.wattpad.com/story/402260075-starlight-transmission


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After decades drifting alone, Orion and Lyric finally guide their ship to a living world. Its forests glow with alien plants, its ruins whisper of abandoned human colonies—and deep underground, four dormant robots wait to be awakened.

The newcomers are nothing alike: Slate, the gruff laborer who scoffs at emotions; Pulse, a nervous unit who apologizes for everything; Iris, an excitable observer who gushes over everyone’s optics; and Vega, a serene caretaker who hums in tune with the soil. Together with Orion and Lyric, they must learn to work, argue, and laugh as a group.

But as they clash over what it means to feel, the planet itself begins to respond—vines glowing when they stand together, blossoms opening when they laugh, and the ground humming with their harmony. When disaster strikes, the six join voices, lights, and transmissions in one breathtaking chorus that awakens not only the forest, but their understanding of love, belonging, and joy.

Echoes of Light and Song: The Chorus of Six is a tender, funny, and luminous sequel to Starlight Transmission, celebrating the leap from duet to chorus in a love story that spans machines, friends, and the living world around them.





You can read it on Wattpad here:

https://www.wattpad.com/story/402307376-echoes-of-light-and-song