Thanks guys! I my two previous novels were science fiction. The first book I had published, called Core of the Nations, is a twist on the concept of Adam and Eve. Instead of being names, they are titles. The world is approaching an inevitable end, and the reader discovers that this is actually the 4th time the world has come to an end. The 2 main characters have been chosen to be the next "Adam" and "Eve" and bring about the next world life. It looks at the past and shows how the other Adams and Eves dealt with the human race in their different times. As it was my first book, the writing isn't great... I intend on going back and cleaning up, and making some plot changes to make the story better.
The 2nd book I wrote has nothing to do with the 1st. It's called The Network. It was a blast to write, and I spent a lot of time on it. It goes a couple of hundred years into the future and shows what social networking has done to the human race.
The series I'm currently writing right now is kind of in the world building stages. I have written the prologue, and I've begun the outline, but mostly, I'm world building, prepping the story to make it awesome (thanks to Sanderson's lectures online! I have a much better understanding on how to make a book/series a lot more cohesive). I've got about 25,000 words out on Characters, Plots, Places, Settings, and Magic System. Over the weekend, I actually decided on how I'm going to end the trilogy, which was pretty monumental. Yay for writing!