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  • Park Ranger Park

    by Tom Kiesche
    No one would ever believe the truth... When several women hikers go missing in a national forest, federal authorities turn the focus of their investigation toward one particular suspect, Tim Park, especially when the park ranger's ex-girlfriend also mysteriously vanishes. Questioned, near suspension, and under surveillance by the FBI, Park Ranger Park also disappears without a trace, at the same time as another abduction and the bloody, horrific murder of the woman's male companion at the foot o... more

  • CORVUS (The Children of Corvus Book Three)

    by L.E. Harrison

    A witch and a son of Corvus must combine their powers to defeat the witch goddess and save the souls of the Merulas trapped inside the Shadowlands.
     
    As host of the newscast, The Scoop At Five: Live!, Catriona Remington prefers to show the world a brave face. Inside she's barely keeping it together, worrying over the fates of Sarina and Jonathan Lance. After they managed to locate the twins' missing father in Blackwater Hills, Sarina ... more

  • Telepathic Dolphin Experiment

    by Ron S. Nolan
    During a life-long search to scientifically document paranormal phenomena, Dr. Sandra Grant discovers that dolphins offer ideal research subjects. Through her persistence and the aid of a government contractor, a pair of twin dolphins is made available to her by a paranoid general intent upon the ultimate destruction of the USSR, but facing a public relations nightmare due to his support of a recently exposed secret military program to use marine mammals as weapons. General Pratt Houston's intel... more

  • Worlds in Transition

    by Peter Dingus
    Worlds in Transition is a set of three stories that explore the limits of reality and perception. In Parallax, two people discover strange messages in the detector of a scientific experiment deep under the mountains of Montana. In The End of the World, two survivors on an isolated Mars base investigate a strange dead region on the shores of an ancient Martian sea after an apocalyptic war on Earth. In One Way Ticket, an Earth anthropologist travels an impossible distance through space an... more

  • The Private Life of Jane Maxwell

    by Jenn Gott

    As the creator of a popular new comics franchise, Jane Maxwell knows a thing or two about heroes, but has no illusions of being one herself. All of that is shattered, however, when she finds herself swept into a parallel world—one where her characters are real, and her parallel self is their leader.

    There’s just one problem: that Jane is missing.

    Under the growing danger of a deadly new villain named UltraViolet, the team has no choice but to ask Jane to do the impossible... more

  • Heart's Blood

    by Jenn Gott

    It’s springtime in Monfort, and unrest is stirring everywhere. Shops are closing, trust in the Crown is faltering, and support for Pon Lanali’s anti-magic rhetoric is growing by the day. But for Kaedrich Mannly, it’s all background noise: between classes at the academy of arms, work, independent studies, and a new batch of friends, there’s little time for such concerns—or, mercifully, for thoughts of Praxis Fellows to creep back in. The last thing that Kaedrich n... more

  • Fixing Fate

    by Jenn Gott

    Kaedrich Mannly always wanted to be a hero, and now that’s certainly happened. So the question is, what comes next? According to Praxis Fellows, the answer is obvious: get back to work. With a shift in Praxis’s approach to tackling the puzzle of Orange Rail Lines’ engine designs, and with Kaedrich’s steady help, things have been going better than ever and the two of them have settled into a comfortable routine.

    But all of that changes when a woman appears, a woma... more

  • The Lady of Souls

    by Jenn Gott

    For Praxis Fellows, greatness has always been a given. But life doesn’t always go according to plan, and now she finds herself half a world away from where she started. Banned from using magic, employed by the son of a railroad baron to realize a dead man’s dreams, Praxis’s life has become a sort of living death.

    Kaedrich Mannly has never done anything of consequence. As the newest member of the household staff of Brindlewood Hall, his role is simple: stay out of sight... more

  • Suzy Spitfire Kills Everybody

    by Joe Canzano
    When outlaw Suzy Spitfire discovers her father was murdered after creating a super-duper artificial intelligence, she races across the solar system in search of the brain he built—but it’s a rough ride, and she’s soon forced to tangle with pirates, predators, and her father’s killer—as well as a man she thinks she can love. Suzy Spitfire Kills Everybody is a smash-bang sci-fi adventure filled with action, intrigue, and a dose of dark humor.

  • Stanley Swanson - Breed of a Werewolf

    by S.K. Ballinger
    olume one, ‘Breed of a Werewolf’ - Stanley Swanson believes that war one day will happen of the creatures of the night but involve humans. He reaches out to a retired journalist 'Kain' in hopes that if he shares the secrets with him of both Werewolf and Vampires, that if a war does occur that humans will join sides with the Breed of Werewolf. Kain is then taken on a journey as he and 'Stanley' become very close and a friendship is made quickly as Kain agrees to write the journal.  When the kn... more

  • Proteus Rising

    by Peter Dingus
    Proteus Rising is a speculative science fiction novel written by a physicist in the style of Michael Crichton and Arthur Clarke. The back cover reads: "This is the year 2331 AD and humans have increased their dominion and spread throughout the solar system in permanent settlements. On Mars, where survival has required genetic augmentation, a distinct Martian race has emerged, while on Earth, a vast technocracy has moved to radical genetic enhancements. But what has not changed is basic human nat... more

  • We Happy Few

    by Seth Chambers
    Prisoners are used as lab rats in a ruthless series of temporal experiments. The physicists learn that it’s possible to pillage and plunder the past without affecting the present. . . or so it seems. It SEEMS as though there are no consequences to time travel. But one prisoner sees the fallacy of this, because nobody understands consequences like a con. Unfortunately, nobody listens to the lab rats, and so prisoner Daniel "Steak Knife" Hayes must gather a crew, commandeer a time capsule, a... more

  • What Rough Beasts

    by Seth Chambers
    Prepare to embark on a bizarre, and sometimes scary journey in which you will encounter. . . •Amnesiac aliens with the ability to warp time. •A giant, armor-plated ankylosaurus struggling to get by in the modern world. •Deer who enthusiastically hunt humans. •A Tyrannosaurus Rex with an unusual calling. Also, be sure to stop by the garage in which human brains are changed around like engine blocks. Have a drink at Death's favorite tavern. And, of course, watch out for the carnivorous mo... more

  • The Timeliner

    by Rob Satterwhite
    Everyone at some point in time has wished they could do life over. But what if that do-over meant you were ripped away from the one you love the most? What would you do to get back to them? Just such a choice is given to Army Sergeant Hudson Brantley. Never having lived up to his potential, he elicits and manipulates his way into a top-secret Pentagon time travel project and finds himself trapped in his past. Now he must take on a new mission - getting back to Sarah. The one thing that drives hi... more

  • Little Bird

    by Seth Chambers
    There was always something different about Sun Song Shia, but like most little girls she just wanted to be loved. Strangely, it wasn't until the Chinese government stuck her in a research facility did she find the love and acceptance she craved. Song Shia returned to her parents only to be met with wariness and even fear. She craved her Baba's love most of all, but that love came at a terrible price. Song Shia fled China all the way to the Safe Zone city of Chicago. Even there she was monitor... more

  • White Raven: Flight of the Raven

    by J.R. Wilson

    When Ava moves with her family to an old mysterious house she discovers that everything is not what it seems. She wakes one morning to find her family gone and herself turned into a white raven. A curse is placed on her family, by an evil witch, who is set out to destroy them. Will Ava be able to save them and herself?

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