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Resonant

by Robert Leet

As an aging mathematician and his coterie of friends begin to decipher the language of humpback whales the find their discoveries lead to new insights into the nature of numbers, the structure of matter and even the origin of the universe. They also lead to conflict with the U.S.Navy and the whales themselves.

Thin Places

by Barbara Cottrell

Bodies falling from the sky, a serial killer on the loose, and endless bureaucracy. Winter quarter has begun at Miskatonic University. Ellen Logan wants nothing more than to join the school’s “special program”, but the administration refuses to admit her. Then there’s the charismatic celebrity who’s stalking her. A man who claims he’s a demon from another world. When her friend is kidnapped, Ellen once again teams up with Professor Andrew Carter. Their investigations lead them to the s... more

Pacific State

by Grant Price

On the streets of Berlin all morals can be bought for a price, and Owen Resler sold his long ago. Once an underground dissenter, now a corporate drone, he spends his days reluctantly manipulating data for Big Pharma. Across town, notorious gun-for-hire Mia Warsaw is putting together a team to assassinate one of the city's more unscrupulous business moguls—and she needs someone to handle the ones and zeroes. When Warsaw crosses paths with an increasingly desperate Resler, she hands the former rad... more

The Tattoo

by Hawraa Albahrani

Every adventure we embark on shapes who we are, enriching our lives with new experiences and wisdom. In this moving narrative, follow the journey of a hero whose bravery and determination inspire us all. Through trials and triumphs, this hero learns to embrace love and resilience, and we are invited to witness the transformative power of these emotions on the characters around them. Written with love and patience over the course of four years, this is a story that will stay with you long after t... more

Green Corrosion

by Costi Gurgu

The devastating Black Rain has transformed the once-lush land into an arid wasteland, turning all water into a gel-like substance across the globe. Fresh, drinkable water has become the planet’s most precious commodity, sought after by all. Some have chanced upon underground liquid reserves, while those with no choice but to drink gelled water become “Corrosives,” disfigured by a verdigrislike substance covering their bodies. The Golden Tower of Prince Boris shines above the otherwise derel... more

Face in the Snow

by M. A. Csortos

After the death of her grandmother and the disappearance of her mother, Jukie Samantha Evans quickly becomes a ward of the State and is placed with a family as a foster kid, something she never believed possible. She blames herself for her mother’s disappearance and is haunted by the manifestation that reached up from the snow and took her. Was it a demon or the part of her that directs people into believing she has the power to bring back the dead? Jukie soon learns the curse is a family heirlo... more

The Thirteenth Book

by M. A. Csortos

On his deathbed Martie Thurston’s father begs her to complete his last book. The manuscript has to be finished by her hand. The curse from years ago stipulates it to be completed before her father can be released into the afterlife. The covenant can only be broken if the thirteenth book is finished. Yet Martie is hesitant to abide by her father’s wishes. The curse has ramifications that destroyed her family and will most assuredly take her. Will she have the courage to accept the request and stu... more

Middlearth Trademarked

by Ben Cash

A fantasy satire novel set eleventy-one years after the events of the Lord of the Rings and the release of the films. The book attempts to make fun of the differences between the books and the movies by placing the films in the world of "Middlearth" and seeing how they change/influence things eleventy-one years later.

THE SUNDERING

by Julea Payton

TWO QUEENS. TWO WORLDS. ONE WAR IMPENDING BETWEEN THEM.

In a realm gleaming with perpetual light, there is a portal to the world's mirror land. Sebastian.of Zelal, the Queen Regent's Assassin, knows the stories. He always believed they were a lie. He's about to find out for certain.

The Regent wants full control, even at the expense of her son, who has yet to ascend the throne. Sebastian is given the mission to find the portal and get to its other side. Retrieving the ... more

Born Torn: Kiara Noir Mother Nature Series

by Suz Eglington

Sixteen-year-old Kiara Noir, living on a Colorado reservation, running a farmstand, and overachieving in homeschooling wants to explore the world and become a famous photographer.

Her wanderlust was getting the better of her. Only her mother won’t let her leave.

The family was a mystery. It was just Kiara and her mother, Willow, transplanted to the reservation.

Kiara assumed they were witches. The cloaked ceremonies’, the bloodletting and chan... more

Grendel Wept

by C. P. Serret

Juliet died for love… only twice.

Defrocked archaeologist Dr Julian Corbin searches dead and forgotten things for signs of the unspeakable Other. Alien dreams and waking visions of lost civilisations have always haunted him, but now a serial killer is leaving a trail of grisly murals in his footsteps.

Amid his surreality, love seems an impossible dream. But Maaike, a young Egyptologist, is too determined to ignore. She harbours her own mys... more

Panglossian: Quasi-Daisy

by M. K. Bingman

Faith, an anomaly to the human race, must defend herself, her world, and her universe from certain doom after accidentally injuring a monster she runs into at her high school graduation. Her adventures lead her and a Watcher known as The Man, to the planet Quii, a city-planet outside her own universe that potentially holds a key to stopping the end of planet Earth. On Quii, secrets come out and they learn truths about the mysterious Rymuth Elves, the planet's only inhabitants.

Queen of the Fairies

by Lois Wickstrom

I'm writing a story about the Queen of the Fairies. She's a good fairy. But I'll also have to write about the bad fairies. They don't like being left out. If I leave them out, they'll play mean tricks on me. What if the bad fairies find out I'm writing this book, and they don't like what I write? They might steal this book. Then what will I do?

Nightstalkers: The Extinction Event

by Jasper T. Scott

Everything changed the day that they arrived… Adam and Kimberly Hall are enjoying a quiet suburban life when an emergency message flashes up on their phones—meteor impact imminent, seek immediate shelter. The shock wave rages through South Austin like a hurricane, and then horrific creatures come crawling out of the impact craters.

Blaze of Anger

by Melanie Bokstad Horev

A Dystopian Thriller about the Bionic Boy of the Union In the divided world of Eden 4023, anger is illegal, hidden, and suppressed. Doctor Tanger, the new hunter of angry people, is struggling to cope with the loss of a boy who changed his life. With the help of an orphan girl, Dancer, Tanger embarks on a journey of self-discovery that uncovers secrets about his past, the world he lives in, and the unexpected places where anger blazes. As Tanger is torn between loyalty and love, he encounters t... more

Rolo the Pet Earthling

by Hans Ness

Zira finally gets her very own pet earthling, Rolo! Life as a pet is easy, but over the years, Rolo grows bored and starts wondering where earthlings came from before they were pets. After running from the overzealous Animal Control Force and getting lost, he goes on a quest in the city to learn about the mythical planet Earth. Will Zira find Rolo before the earthling catchers do, and will he even want to come home? Cleverly comical and genuinely heartfelt, Rolo the Pet Earthling is a charming c... more

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